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A recent article in The Guardian newspaper highlighted that IVF patients in the UK are not only struggling to afford their treatment but also the associated costs of storing embryos, eggs or sperm in clinic laboratories. The rising cost of living is impacting their ability to undergo the fertility treatment that they need now or

A recent survey by UK charity Fertility Network UK found that 95% of almost 200 patients surveyed reported experiencing financial worries related to fertility treatment, and a significant proportion felt that these issues have been worsened by the cost-of-living crisis. The charity is campaigning for all eligible patients to receive the three NHS-funded cycles of

I am pleased to share the changes in legislation which have just become effective in the UAE allowing unmarried, non-Muslim couples to access IVF treatment, which was previously only available to married couples. This is a significant change in the legislation which will benefit both the residents of the UAE and those intending to travel

Author: Dr Antoine Abu Musa (Fertility Consultant & Chief Medical Officer, NOW-fertility) Fibroids are benign tumours of the uterus and are the most common gynaecological abnormality. They can lead to problems like heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain, sexual dysfunction, pressure discomfort, and infertility. The connection between fibroids and fertility has been a topic of discussion