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In the News
A Day in the Life of Dr Thomas Stavrakis, Consultant Gynaecologist and Reproductive Medicine Specialist
We speak to Dr Thomas Stavrakis, Consultant Gynaecologist and Reproductive Medicine Specialist, at the LWC in Harley Street about building relationships with his patients and the LWC's latest PGT-A research.
How making changes to your diet before fertility treatment can improve your chances of pregnancy
We speak to Professor Nick Macklon, Medical Director of the LWC, about his research into preconception care and fertility and how diet can influence the outcome of fertility treatment.
A Day in The Life of Elena Linara-Demakakou, Deputy Manager in Embryology
We spent some time with the Deputy Manager in Embryology, Elena Linara-Demakakou, to find out more about what her job entails and to hear what exciting new developments are coming up in the LWC Harley Street laboratory.
Frozen eggs 'are fastest fertility trend'
HFEA figures report that egg freezing cycles have increased by 11% between 2016 and 2017. Ali who froze her eggs at the LWC shares her story.
More Single Women Are Having Fertility Treatment Alone– Here's Why
The latest figures from the HFEA report that the number of IVF cycles completed by single women increased by 4% between 2016-2017.
IVF more popular, successful and safer than ever but reasons for treatment are changing
The HFEA report the latest trends and figures in fertility treatment.
The rise of the modern family: record numbers of gay couples and single women opt for IVF
The latest figures from the HFEA show that same-sex female couples seeking IVF has risen eight-fold in the last decade and the number of single women having fertility treatment has more than doubled.
A Day in the Life of Coral High, Clinical Research and Data Coordinator
We speak to Coral High, Clinical Research and Data Coordinator about her job at the LWC in Harley Street and about the LWC's latest research projects.