Both NHS and private fertility clinics must stop offering unproven treatments that don't help people have children, new ...

People going through fertility treatment are often willing to “try anything” but the unproven treatments can offer patients ...

NICE expands NHS fertility preservation services, clarifies who should be offered IVF treatment, and warns against using unproven ‘add-on’ treatments.

This painful process, known as an endometrial scratch, is a form of fertility treatment – a so-called add-on to help shore up the success of IVF. But evidence that the practice works is rocky and the ...

Some 48 million couples experience infertility globally. For those privileged enough to access treatments like in vitro fertilization (IVF), these techniques can help them have children — but not all ...

Fertility clinics have been ordered to stop offering bogus treatments by the NHS watchdog. Too many people are being “offered ...

Despite a lack of evidence that the intrusive IVF treatment process of scratching the womb (endometrial scratching) increases the chances of having a baby, a third of fertility specialists are still ...

Both the NHS and private fertility clinics may be ordered to stop offering the treatment options if new guidelines set to be ...

Despite a lack of evidence that the intrusive IVF treatment process of scratching the womb (endometrial scratching) increases the chances of having a baby, a third of fertility specialists are still ...

Couples struggling to conceive a child through in vitro fertilization, or IVF, sometimes are offered an often-painful procedure known as "scratching the womb" as a desperate last hope to get pregnant.