At our live Q & A forum in January, we discussed some key topics for anyone navigating IVF. This included how many embryos to expect at age 35, whether IVF protocols should be adjusted after previous cycles, and the option of embryo banking with PGT-A to select healthy embryos. We also covered choosing donor sperm […]
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New research published in The BMJ suggests that following a woman’s natural ovulation cycle before a frozen embryo transfer can be just as effective as hormone-based preparation – and may come with fewer risks. A large clinical trial in China looked at over 4,000 women aged 20–40 undergoing a frozen single embryo transfer. Participants were
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Your Questions, Answered Live! A Space for Your Fertility, Your Voice, Your Knowledge Join us: Wednesday 25th February 2026 4pm GMT/5pm CET/8pm GST Virtual via Zoom The forum is a unique patient-focused event designed to inform, empower, and support you. Ask your fertility-related questions Gain practical tips Receive trusted guidance from an expert panel Connect
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Taking the first step in your fertility journey can feel overwhelming. Questions, emotions, and uncertainty about the right treatment can make the process seem daunting. At NOW-fertility, we understand this, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. This February only, we’re making it easier to begin your journey: when you book
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Your Questions, Answered Live! Join us for the monthly NOW-fertility Connect forum: A Space for Your Fertility, Your Voice, Your Knowledge Your fertility journey matters, and so does your decision. NOW-fertility Connect is open to patients, members of the public, policymakers, and anyone else with an interest in fertility care. The forum is a special
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Infertility affects millions, and now there’s a global roadmap to tackle it. In November 2025, the World Health Organisation (WHO) published its first ever guideline on infertility, offering comprehensive, evidence-based recommendations that cover prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. This is a landmark step in making fertility care more accessible and effective worldwide. NOW-fertility is aligned with
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NOW-fertility’s Dr Nicolas Darazi in conversation with fertility coach Stephanie Toulemonde. ‘Fertility treatments are emotionally demanding and often bring a mix of hope, fear, pressure, isolation, and fatigue. Many patients long for a space where they can speak freely, without worrying about being judged or misunderstood. A place where they can explore emotions, doubts, and
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Your Questions, Answered Live! Wednesday 28th January 2026 @ 4pm GMT/5pm CET/8pm GST Join us for the first of our monthly NOW-fertility Connect meetings—open to existing patients, those considering treatment, and anyone interested in or working in fertility care. These informal sessions are a chance to ask your fertility questions and get answers from our
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NOW-fertility’s Dr Luciano Nardo in conversation with fertility coach Tina Padia. ‘I genuinely believe choosing the right fertility clinic and doctor is one of the most impactful and important decisions you’ll make on your fertility journey. We’re often told to look at it like a transaction or compare costs, and of course that matters, but
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Top 5 Fertility-Boosting Foods Nourishing your body with the right foods can support hormone balance, egg and sperm quality and a healthy reproductive system. Here are the top 5 foods to include: Avocado: rich in healthy fats and support balanced hormones. Salmon: packed with omega-3s which improve blood flow to reproductive organs. Leafy vegetables: high
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