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A sperm donor shortage exacerbated by the pandemic is continuing to hit the IVF industry with one major Vic...

Last modified on Mon 12 Jul 2021 21.50 EDT Last year, while working from home as a result of the Covid pandemic, Emily went through the process of freezing her eggs. It was something the 26-year-old Australian had been interested in for several years, but she made the decision to undergo the procedure when her company introduced it as an employee benefit. Emily, whose name has been changed for her privacy, was then working at a multinational firm, which partially reimbursed her for two cycles of egg freezing. “For me it was a very pragmatic decision,” she says – one informed by...

As more women postpone childbearing for social reasons and freeze their eggs, new research reveals that most don't end up using them, leading to...

Tens of thousands of Australian women who travel overseas to buy eggs so they can conceive a baby may be able to find donors in Australia under a scheme proposed by two Melbourne fertility researchers.