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Genetic Testing

How embryo selection can increase pregnancy rates
Using the latest technologies, and innovations in the laboratory enable us to select the best embryo possible for transfer, giving our patients the best chance of having a baby.

Baby Max arrives after mum trials chromosome abnormalities test
After one devastating pregnancy loss after another, Charlene and Neil were offered a new PGT-M technique of 'karyomapping' to help prevent the miscarriages.

Can embryo screening reduce the likelihood of miscarriage?
Perhaps you have had miscarriages in the past or you are a woman in your late thirties or early forties concerned about your chances of conceiving. Embryo screening using a technique called PGT-A could help you achieve a pregnancy and healthy baby.

Private treatment restored our hope
Liz and her husband almost gave up their hopes of having a baby. But they persisted through long waits, changed appointments and failed IVF on the NHS attempts to finally succeed at LWC London Bridge (formally the Bridge Centre).

The Next Generation IVF: One by One IVF
One by One IVF is an innovative approach to IVF that moves away from the usual method of collecting the egg and returning the embryo to the uterus within the same cycle.

How to maximise your IVF success: Selecting a healthy embryo
Part of the LWC's pioneering approach is using the latest technology and techniques to give you the best chance of having a successful pregnancy and taking home a healthy baby.

Alisha's Story
Alisha and her husband’s fertility journey was made more complex when they discovered that they were both carriers of the cystic fibrosis gene. Here she shares their story of opting for PGT-M treatment.

Roisin & Barry's Story
Roisin and Barry were each carriers of the cystic fibrosis gene but could prevent their children from inheriting this genetic disease by PGT-M treatment. However, living in Ireland, meant they had many difficult decisions to make.