IVF

Against the odds: twins Ethan and Ava-Rose.

Couple's 'last try' results in miracle twins

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Researchers have found the technique does not harm early embryonic development.

Scientists find new 'three parent' IVF technique safe in lab tests

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IVF clinics will require women who use donor eggs, sperm or embryos to give a written undertaking to have a blood test ...

'Secret son' embryo case prompts IVF overhaul

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Having a glass-half-full approach to IVF can make a big difference to the experience.

Finding a positive path through IVF

It’s not surprising that IVF is often seen as a negative journey towards the ultimate positive, but having a glass-half-full approach can make a big difference to the experience.

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Why IVF success rates may not be what you think

Transparency, accountability and responsibilityare essential measures to protect IVF vulnerable patients.

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A man's guide to IVF

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Improvements in IVF have led to significant increases in both treatment and success rates, but at what cost?

The debate on IVF for older woman

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Assisted conception and IVF treatments

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New IVF research questions whether fresh is best

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Ownership of embryos can become a contentious issue in the event of divorce or death.

Who owns the embryo when you die or divorce?

What rights do you have to your biological tissue, in life and in death?

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IVF industry accused of selling false dreams to hopeful patients

Leading IVF experts have accused some in the industry of selling false dreams to hopeful patients and failing to disclose the chances of a successful pregnancy.

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Kristen Tripson with her mum (centre) and Sam's mum.

Woman falls pregnant with husband's baby after his death

Kristen Tripson lost her husband Sam to cancer in September last year. Four months later she fell pregnant with his baby.

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"It only took 4 years, 3 miscarriages, depression, 107 hormone injections, one surgery, two procedures, over 100 ...

Pregnancy announcement shows the reality of IVF

It's a long way from baby booties or bump shots people have become accustomed to in social media pregnancy announcements.

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The Canberra Fertility Centre has been bought by Virtus Health for $3.5 million.

New owner of the Canberra Fertility Centre promises no changes to fees or personnel

The new owner of the Canberra Fertility Centre says paid surrogacy and sex selection for "family balance'' should be legal in Australia.

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Canberra sperm donors are meeting only 20 per cent of demand from recipients at the Canberra Fertility Centre.

Healthy young women having eggs frozen doubles in a year

Healthy young women are paying thousands of dollars to freeze their eggs in the hope of deferring motherhood with clinics saying their social freezing workload has doubled in a year.