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Fertility and age

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  1. Blood fats were linked to fewer eggs in IVF, but age and AMH mattered more

    Combining genetic data and records of 8,851 women with low ovarian reserve doing IVF, higher triglycerides were linked to fewer eggs retrieved, though they didn't independently predict pregnancy or live birth; age and AMH remained dominant.

  2. For IVF after 35, a non-invasive embryo genetic test didn’t raise pregnancy rates

    In a randomized trial of 1152 women aged 35 to 42 doing IVF, choosing embryos with a non-invasive genetic test of the culture fluid gave an ongoing pregnancy rate of 38.7%, similar to 36.8% with standard selection by appearance.

  3. For IVF after 35, a non-invasive embryo genetic test didn’t raise pregnancy rates

    In a randomized trial of 1152 women aged 35 to 42 doing IVF, choosing embryos with a non-invasive genetic test of the culture fluid gave an ongoing pregnancy rate of 38.7%, similar to 36.8% with standard selection by appearance.

  4. Unexplained infertility: one IVF cycle led to more births in 7 months than four IUI cycles

    In a randomized trial published Oct. 27, 2026, in the New England Journal of Medicine, couples with unexplained infertility had a 55% live-birth rate within 7 months after one complete IVF cycle, vs. 31% after up to four IUI cycles.…

  5. Unexplained infertility: one IVF cycle led to more births in 7 months than four IUI cycles

    In a randomized trial published Oct. 27, 2026, in the New England Journal of Medicine, couples with unexplained infertility had a 55% live-birth rate within 7 months after one complete IVF cycle, vs. 31% after up to four IUI cycles.…