The economic implications of the choice of gonadotrophin influence decision making but
their cost-effectiveness in frozen-embryo transfer cycles has not been adequately studied …

This article explores commonalities between parental claims for lesbian co-mothers and
other contexts in which intention is a key aspect to family formation for (mostly) heterosexual …

In the first issue of this anniversary volume, we published an historical overview of the first
24years of Human Fertility (Pacey & Leese, 2022). In this issue (issue 2), with the help of …

Public funding for IVF is increasingly being challenged by health authorities in an attempt to
minimize health service costs. In light of treatment rationing, the need to consider costs in …

Stigma has its origins in our experiences of difference. The anxiety and personal hurt that is
experienced by a person who is labelled as stigmatised is associated with the …

A national survey was performed to determine current practice in the UK in terms of upper
age limits for access to in vitro fertilization (IVF) and the use of tests of ovarian reserve. A …

Women in Western nations appear to have unprecedented control over their reproductive
bodies. The development of health technologies such as effective contraceptives and IVF …

Bill 20, An Act to Enact the Act to promote access to family medicine and specialized
medicine services and to amend various legislative provisions relating to assisted …

This thesis is a qualitative study of infertility clinicians in the UK, exploring how they manage
ethical issues: a study that uses empirical methods to explore ethical questions. I use a …

Background: Authorities concerned by rising healthcare costs have a tendency to target
reproductive treatments because of the perception that infertility is a low priority. In 2004 …