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Up to four in 10 clinics in the UK offering the service privately may be breaching advertising guidance by not making the success rates clear, an investigation found.

Documents now suggest officials at an east London fertility clinic and regulators were aware of an issue with a freezing process that has put 150 embryos at risk in June of last year.

Clinic and hospital trust knew that some embryos not surviving freezing process, The Telegraph discovers

Another fertility clinic, this time in Sheffield, has been confirmed as using the same faulty product feared to have destroyed frozen eggs and embryos belonging to 136 women in London.

Regulators have warned that the solution that caused the potential loss of eggs and embryos at Guys and St Thomas NHS Trust in London may have been used in other IVF clinics.

One London clinic has contacted 136 patients who could be affected by the faulty solution.

One London clinic has contacted 136 patients who could be affected by the faulty solution.

CooperSurgical, a pharma giant based in Connecticut backed by American model and Television personality Chrissy Teigen, is now at the centre of fertility care scandals on both sides of the Atlantic.