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Digital technology to improve IVF success – a collaborative approach from Monash IVF and two internationally renowned research organisations

Australia boasts some of the best IVF success rates in the world but there remain individuals and couples who still fail to establish an ongoing pregnancy. Success rates fall steeply in a woman’s late thirties yet this is now the … Continue reading

Monash IVF Expand Services in the West

Monash IVF are excited to announce the opening of their Werribee Consulting Rooms at Westpoint Endoscopy Day Hospital, 243 Heaths Road. The opening of these rooms are part of our continued dedication to ensure our services are accessible to patients … Continue reading

The staff and doctors at Monash IVF were saddened to hear of the recent passing of Sir Robert Edwards whose pioneering IVF work has helped bring more than 4 million children into the world.

Sir Edwards and Dr Patrick Steptoe’s inspirational work in the early 1960’s led to a breakthrough in the development of in vitro fertilisation, which resulted in the birth of Louise Brown in 1978 – the world’s first “test tube baby”. … Continue reading

The Age – IVF deal sees American eggs heading Down Under

A groundbreaking deal will allow Australians undergoing IVF to import eggs from young American women at a cost of $19,000. Julia Medew, The Age, 10 March 2013 The imports, which will significantly boost the number of eggs available to Australians, … Continue reading

Cancer patients given IVF hope in frozen tissue first

Cancer sufferers will get appointments to freeze their egg, sperm or ovarian tissue within 48 hours of their diagnosis at a new Monash IVF rapid service. Lucie van den Berg, Herald Sun, 12 February 2013 The Fertility Preservation Service was launched after … Continue reading

The Medical Journal of Australia – First Australian pregnancy after ovarian tissue freezing case report

Following on from our recent announcement of the first pregnancy in Australia from ovarian tissue freezing and the second in the world for a breast cancer survivor The Medical Journal of Australia has today published an online case report. This Australian … Continue reading

Monash IVF launches a dedicated Fertility Preservation Service

As a result of Monash IVF recently announcing the first pregnancy in Australia from ovarian tissue freezing and the second in the world for a breast cancer survivor we are thrilled to launch a dedicated Fertility Preservation Service. At Monash IVF … Continue reading

The World Egg Bank – Monash IVF is the only clinic in Australia offering patients the option of importing donor eggs from the USA

We are excited to announce our partnership with The World Egg Bank (TWEB) in the United States. We are the only Fertility Clinic in Australia offering this service which enables women and couples the option of importing donor eggs from … Continue reading

Monash IVF announces First Pregnancy in Australia from Ovarian Tissue Freezing

In another Australian first Monash IVF is thrilled to announce the first pregnancy in Australia from ovarian tissue freezing and the second in the world for a breast cancer survivor. Below is an example of the extensive media coverage we … Continue reading

‘Socially infertile’ thirtysomethings turn to IVF

Sunday Age 13 November 2012 Single women in their late 30s are increasingly turning to IVF to fulfil their dream of having a baby, instead of waiting to find a partner. Cosima Marriner Allison Myers conceived Ayla on the first … Continue reading

Couples must change – IVF is no quick fix

Herald Sun 8 September 2012 Couples told to change lifestyles to improve fertility health instead of relying on IVF Brigid O’Connell IVF doctors say increasing numbers of prospective parents are turning to artificial fertilisation after eating, drinking and smoking themselves … Continue reading

IVF mums fly solo

Herald Sun 30 July 2012 Single women are flocking to IVF centres to have babies solo as it becomes more socially acceptable for women to forego the wait for a perfect partner. Single mum Kris Reynolds decided on IVF at … Continue reading

5 million little miracles

Sunday Herald Sun 29 July 2012 As the five millionth IVF baby is born, Victoria’s pioneers in the procedure are about to enter another brave new world. Victorian couple Sarah and Michael Taylor, with their seven-week-old son Taylor, said they … Continue reading

Testing the limits – IVF couples choose embryo screening

Monash Weekly 13 July 2012 PARENTS who fear the prospect of abortion due to genetic problems are going to extraordinary lengths to ensure that unborn children are free of genetic diseases. Hundreds of parents with no fertility problems are making … Continue reading

IVF boost baby chance

Sunday Herald Sun 29 April 2012 Victorian couples with a history of miscarriages, those at risk of passing on genetic disorders and older women struggling to get pregnant have had their chances of delivering healthy babies boosted through a new … Continue reading

New hope for couples wanting to become parents – SNP array embryo genetic testing

Couples who have experienced the heartbreak of miscarriage or the disappointment of numerous failed IVF cycles are among those now being offered new hope of realising their dream of having a healthy baby. Leading Australian infertility treatment provider Monash IVF … Continue reading

Melbourne CBD Service Centre Now Open

We are excited to announce the opening of our CBD “Service Centre” located at 1/20-22 McKillop Street Melbourne. This new service centre provides a convenient option for patients who work in the CBD to access Fertility Specialist Consultations, Nurse Interviews, … Continue reading

FREE 15 Minute chat with a Fertility Nurse

We’re offering a free 15 minute chat with a Fertility Nurse at our clinics throughout Victoria and Queensland Our experienced Fertility Nurses will answer any questions you have about getting pregnant, discuss our available treatments and the next steps to … Continue reading