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Many add-ons are available - but do they work?

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Call for more transparency over ‘add-on’ fertility treatments

The UK’s fertility regulator has said that clinics offering fertility treatments must be more transparent about the effectiveness and costs of “optional extras”

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Humans

New Scientist 50 years ago: The first test-tube babies, sort of

Regulars

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Life

No contraceptive is perfect, but can you trust apps to stop pregnancy?

Insight

Tight underwear really is linked to lower sperm counts in men

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Tight underwear really is linked to lower sperm counts in men

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Drug to treat endometriosis pain first to be approved in over a decade

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Drug to treat endometriosis pain first to be approved in over a decade

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Electron micrograph of sperm

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First attempt to get CRISPR gene editing working in sperm

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Artificial ovary could help women conceive after chemotherapy

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Artificial ovary could help women conceive after chemotherapy

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Polycystic ovary syndrome linked to mother's health in pregnancy

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Polycystic ovary syndrome linked to mother's health in pregnancy

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Eating less red meat protects against endometriosis

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Eating less red meat protects against endometriosis

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Seafood-lovers have more sex and take less time to get pregnant

Couples who eat seafood more than twice a week have more sex and get pregnant quicker, a study of 1000 people has found, although the reason why remains unclear

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Cause of polycystic ovary syndrome discovered at last

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Life

Making babies: How to create human embryos with no egg or sperm

Features

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Malfunctioning fertility clinic tanks may put eggs at risk

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First UK three-parent babies could be born this year

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