Blog – IVF posts - Page 15 of 17

The Ministry of Defence recently announced that soldiers suffering from serious genital injuries will receive three cycles of IVF under a new Military Covenant. This …

Official figures released by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) has shown that fewer twins and triplets are being born through IVF. Why? In …

There have been many studies on whether stress levels really affect the outcome of IVF. Some say there is no link – others say there …

There has been much reported in the media about the use of an intralipids supplement and its success in helping a couple to conceive their …

With NHS Primary Care Trusts cutting funding for IVF across the UK, more infertile couples than ever are left with the only option of going …

The HFEA is planning to review a new IVF technique which could mean the end of mitochondrial disease. Mitochondrial disease is incurable and causes a …

A poll run by woman’s magazine SHE has revealed that a staggering two-thirds of women would move house if it meant they could access free …

Whilst stress is thought affect whether you conceive naturally, according to new research it doesn’t affect the outcome of IVF. Researchers from Cardiff University assessed …

Most women are aware that their fertility declines with age, but now an official study by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists has warned …

Endometriosis is thought to affect up to two million women in the UK. If you’re one of them, you may be concerned about how the …

Women who have only one embryo transferred during IVF treatment are five times more likely to have a full-term birth than those who receive two …

The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority has reported a big increase in the number of same-sex couples and single women receiving fertility treatment. Apparently there …