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Most IVF ‘add-on’ treatments have no effect on fertility or remain unproven, study says

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More than 70% of IVF patients in the UK, Australia and New Zealand pay for one or more add-on during IVF treatment. Photograph: Antonio Marquez lanza/Getty Images

Most IVF “add-on” treatments sold to people hoping to boost their chances of having children are not backed by reliable evidence, fail to boost fertility and may be a complete waste of money, Read More

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