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1 in 22 Aussie kids born because of IVF
It wasn't that long ago that In vitro fertilisation (IVF) was seen as new science. The future for fertility.
Now it's very much part of our society and conversation around kids and families. But there's still more to be done.
It's expensive and prices people out. The rates of success have not improved for people over 40. And there's still lots of stigma around male infertility. To learn more about IVF now and into the future Karin Hammarberg, Fertility Researcher and Educator with Monash University spoke to Kia.
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By Kia HandleyIt wasn't that long ago that In vitro fertilisation (IVF) was seen as new science. The future for fertility.
Now it's very much part of our society and conversation around kids and families. But there's still more to be done.
It's expensive and prices people out. The rates of success have not improved for people over 40. And there's still lots of stigma around male infertility. To learn more about IVF now and into the future Karin Hammarberg, Fertility Researcher and Educator with Monash University spoke to Kia.