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IVF with Donor Sperm

IVF with Donor Sperm

IVF with donor sperm is recommended for heterosexual couples with severe male factor infertility, for single women and for lesbian couples. Sperm donors may be known or unknown to the recipients, and an unknown donor may be anonymous or identified, depending on the legislation in the country where the treatment is taking place. In the

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Guide to fertility treatments - where can I go?

Guide to fertility treatments – where can I go?

We offer patient-centred, accessible and affordable fertility treatment through a network of NOW-fertility partner clinics worldwide.  IVF and fertility preservation treatments are available with ‘no barriers’, meaning that we work with you to identify the best location for the treatment that you need, even if that treatment is not available in the country where you live.

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Our fertility care team

Our fertility care team

At NOW-fertility we offer the highest standards of care from experienced, empathetic fertility professionals, through each step of your journey from the very first time that you connect with us us. We listen carefully to your needs and preferences, recommend the best and most suitable clinic in our global network, and support you throughout to

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NOW-fertility to host scientific session at the World Congress on IVF

NOW-fertility to host scientific session at the World Congress on IVF

As part of NOW-fertility’s continuous commitment to education and professional development, we are delighted to have been invited to participate in the 22nd World Congress on IVF, taking place in Marrakesh, Morocco, in November 2024. The Congress, with the theme ‘No borders in ART’, will host over 1500 delegates and IVF experts from around the

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Average age for fertility treatment rises – but are patients leaving it too late?

Average age for fertility treatment rises – but are patients leaving it too late?

New data just published by the HFEA (Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority), the UK’s fertility regulator, has shown that the average age at which women in the UK start fertility treatment has risen to over 35 for the first time. In 2000 the average age for first time fertility patients was 33 but by 2022

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Our care team are here to explore your fertility journey and guide you through your options. Submit your details below to arrange your complimentary 15 minutes call with one of our Fertility Care Coordinators and Fertility Nurses.