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This year marks a milestone for us at Manchester Fertility and sees us celebrating 35 years of helping patients fulfil their dreams of becoming parents, …
Patients currently hoping to start a family through IVF treatment now have an additional two years to achieve their dream, after the Government extended the …
Embryo development and selection are crucial stages of the IVF process, but what do the different stages of embryo growth tell us about your chances …
Creating and choosing the best embryo is key to IVF pregnancy. At Manchester Fertility, we use the most modern, scientifically-proven techniques available for embryo selection …
We’re very proud to announce that our founder, Professor Brian Lieberman, has received one of fertility’s highest honours – honorary membership of the British Fertility …
Fertility regulator the HFEA – Human Fertilisation & Embryology Authority - has unveiled its first-ever IVF sector report, giving an overview of clinic performance and …
How many embryos do you think should be transferred for IVF success? A new study has shown that transferring just one embryo, rather than multiple …
On 25 July, 1978, the world’s first IVF baby was born. And on 3 April, 1987 – less than 10 years later – we celebrated …
It’s the HFEA’s 26th birthday this month, but do you know who they are and what they do? The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) …
After almost 10 years of failed fertility treatments at another North West clinic costing thousands of pounds, Jon and Vikki had almost given up their …
Having difficulty understanding our website? We have a new language tool to help. Accessed at the very top of our homepage, the translation technology means …
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