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New publicly funded IVF scheme

  • 25-07-2023 05:13PM
    #1
    miamee
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    Lots of discussion around the newly announced fertility scheme today. It seems to have fairly narrow parameters at the moment (not unexpected I suppose). You wouldn't want to be relying on it to have a good shot at IVF basically. I think it's a positive that you do it via private clinics at least at the start so you can do your own round, then a publicly funded round and if sadly that hasn't worked you can continue with the same clinic with all of your notes and protocols etc.

    I'd imagine there will be a lot of kickback that same sex couples are excluded but this has been explained by legislation being needed to use donor materials and includes single women and heterosexual couples needing donor eggs or embryos. It's too late for me but I hope that this will help some couples to conceive.

    https://www.thejournal.ie/how-will-the-new-publicly-funded-ivf-scheme-work-6128081-Jul2023/


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