Donor anonymity and the regulation of egg donation
Children born as a result of egg (or sperm) donation now have the right at age 18 to know the identity of their donor.
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The fertility treatment options for single women
The options open to single women wanting to conceive are now more varied than ever. A study from Barcelona sheds more light on the motivation behin...
Single women are paying thousands to freeze their eggs – but at what cost?
Many single women are choosing to freeze their eggs to preserve their natural fertility. This process is not a guarantee of a baby but can provide...
The Truth About Infertility for Women Over 40
It's an experience shared by many: infertility. For women with declined fertility owing to age, donor eggs may be the answer.
Linh and Henrik's Story
Linh and Henrik visited the London Women's Clinic for fertility treatment and had two beautiful children at LWC London Bridge. Working alongside th...
More or less? Egg collection and the best numbers for the best chance of success
Expert opinion seems to take the view that, when it comes to egg collection, the more eggs available the better. This seems to be the case for IVF,...
The Benefits of Time-lapse Technology at the London Women’s Clinic
A further look at the innovative time-lapse technology used by London Women's Clinic in conjunction with many of our IVF packages. In this blog we...
Essential Advice for the Two Week Wait
Many women go through a difficult period of time in between their fertility treatment and the result. Our latest blog gives some essential insight...
Professor Nick Macklon on Donor Anonymity
London Women's Clinic were visited by French TV station, France 2, to talk more about donor anonymity with Professor Nick Macklon.