Objectives: To calculate the cost of assisted reproductive technology (ART) treatment cycles
and resultant live‐birth events. Design: Cost‐outcome study based on a decision analysis …

Objectives: To calculate cost savings to the Australian federal and state governments from
the reduction in twin and triplet birth rates for infants conceived by assisted reproductive …

Objectives: To estimate cumulative live birth rates (CLBRs) following repeated assisted
reproductive technology (ART) ovarian stimulation cycles, including all fresh and …

BACKGROUND Despite the growing use of assisted reproductive technologies (ART)
worldwide, there is only a limited understanding of the economics of ART to inform policy …

Information on the outcomes of ART treatments in Ireland is not readily available to Irish
practitioners. The data for hospital affiliated clinics has been made available for many years …

Aim The aim of this study was to calculate and assess the cost of assisted reproductive
technology (ART) treatment cycles and live‐birth events in J apan in 2010. Material and …

Objective To evaluate the clinical and cost-effectiveness of preimplantation genetic testing
for aneuploidy, social freezing, donor and autologous assisted reproductive technology …

OBJECTIVE: To compare regulatory and economic aspects of assisted reproductive
technologies (ART) in developed countries. DESIGN: Comparative policy and economic …

Objective To calculate the cost of assisted reproductive technologies (ART) for a health
maintenance organization (HMO), assess factors that contribute to the cost per delivery and …

BACKGROUND Currently, about one-third of infants born after assisted reproductive
technology (ART) worldwide are twins or triplets. This study compared the inpatient birth …