Aspiring parents who had their fertility procedures thrown into limbo due to the coronavirus pandemic are waiting months to start treatment – ironically, due to a delay in laws promising to accelerate access to IVF.

Emma Roberts cried with relief on Tuesday when she heard the government would lift its ban on IVF and other non-urgent elective surgery.

Melbourne couples struggling with infertility are being left in limbo by the COVID-19 crisis, with IVF treatments caught under a ban on elective surgery. It means that they’re being forced to wait when they don’t have time on their side.

How Australian IVF clinic is using artificial intelligence to help couples conceive

Couples struggling to conceive are pleading with the government to make IVF an essential service after their family plans were put on hold by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Covid-19 outbreak and what she’s suggesting her clients can do to stay positive and healthy during this difficult time.

Ornamental poodles, boudoir chic and George Clooney feature in Melbourne “baby whisperer” Lynn Burmeister’s game plan to shake up Australia’s $550 million IVF industry. But not everyone’s tickled…

My name is Dr Lynn Burmeister and I am a fertility specialist with over 20 years’ experience in helping families have babies and helping women preserve their fertility.

Four years on, Sonia Kruger has opened up about her IVF journey, revealing the “simple” procedure that helped her fall pregnant at 48.

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