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Most ‘add-on’ IVF treatments do not improve fertility, study says
Researchers found that the ‘add-ons’ either had no effect on fertility, inconclusive results or a small but uncertain benefit for a handful of procedures
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smh.com.au
IVF ‘add-ons’ don’t work or have little evidence when it comes to pregnancy, new Australian research finds
While the majority of women undergoing IVF pay for “optional extras”, promoted as increasing fertility outcomes, new Australian research suggests most don’t work.
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sbs.com.au
'Desperate' IVF patients offered treatments with no proven fertility benefits
Many IVF patients would pay for costly extra treatments to increase chances of pregnancy, but new research find many aren't effective.
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independent.co.uk
Most ‘add-on’ IVF treatments do not improve fertility, study says
Researchers found that the ‘add-ons’ either had no effect on fertility, inconclusive results or a small but uncertain benefit for a handful of procedures