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Post-pandemic IVF: Why we need to make IVF treatment more accessible and affordable
By Dr Geeta Nargund, Medical Director at CREATE Fertility
Fertility treatment delayed by COVID-19
How technology is making fertility treatment more accessible to all
By Susan Diamond, Director at Fertility Consent
Fertility Limbo – How to Get Unstuck and Take Control
By Deborah Brock, NUA Fertility
Talking to your company about fertility in the workplace
By Zoe Seymour, Fertifa
How to keep the spark alive when trying for a baby, sex expert reveals
By Fertility Family
The Fertility Show’s “Let’s All Talk” Free Webinar Series
Starting Your Fertility Treatment - January 2021
By Sophie Sulehria
Fertility Circle – CARE Fertility Tunbridge Wells
CARE Fertility and Fertility Network UK
How to navigate Christmas when trying for a baby
By Fertility Family
Caring for your mental health when trying to conceive
Tracey Sainsbury, Fertility Counsellor and Advisory Panel Member for Fertility Network UK reinforces the importance of caring for your mental, as well as physical health when trying to conceive, sharing some practical suggestions to promote self-care.
Same-sex IVF – supporting diversity in our society
Fertility benefits: the missing piece of the health and wellbeing puzzle
Coping with Other People’s Pregnancy Announcements
One of our staff members starts off our Expert Column series, speaking from their personal experience of coping with pregnancy announcements while trying to conceive.
Ready for treatment, delayed by COVID
Delayed medical treatments and procedures have been a major cause for concern during the COVID-19 pandemic. This uncertainty adds more stress to already emotional experiences like IVF treatments. Fertility Network has been supporting patients with infertility issues during this time, many of whom worry that their chances of conceiving worsen with each month of delayed treatment.
In June 2020, we invited women to share their experiences and frustrations with the current situation.
New findings show no benefit of ‘scratch’ for first time IVF rounds
‘Gold standard’ study shows no statistical difference in live birth and pregnancy rates in women under 38 who had endometrial scratch before first IVF or ICSI (intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection) treatment compared to those who only received conventional treatment.