assisted reproductive technology

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The annual IVF report from UNSW reveals the latest numbers and trends in assisted reproductive technology. 

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UNSW’s annual IVF report reveals the latest numbers and trends in assisted reproductive technology.

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UNSW’s annual IVF report has revealed the latest numbers and trends in assisted reproductive technology.

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The COVID-19 pandemic dominated headlines on the UNSW Newsroom this year, but readers also wanted to know more about research in other health areas.

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For the first time, a study – led by UNSW Medicine – has estimated a woman’s chances of having a second IVF baby.

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UNSW-led study is the first to report cumulative success rates based on complete ovarian stimulation cycles for women undergoing assisted reproductive technology in Australia and New Zealand.

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IVF cycles using embryos that have been frozen and thawed are just as successful as fresh embryos, according to a new UNSW report.

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A study by UNSW medical researchers shows that certain types of assisted reproductive technology lead to more male than female babies being born.