IVF Milestone Signals Growth in Safer and More Effective Fertility Care – SART
SART Society For Assisted Reproductive Technology shared a post on LinkedIn:
“More than 100,000 babies born through IVF in a single year, an incredible milestone for reproductive medicine and the families it serves
Here’s what the latest national data shows:
- 100,158 babies born through IVF in 2024—the first time surpassing 100K
- 449,772 IVF cycles performed nationwide
- 97,549 cycles resulted in a live birth
- Over 97% of births were singletons, reflecting safer practices
- 79% of embryo transfers used single embryo transfer
These numbers highlight not only growing demand for fertility care, but also major advancements in safety, effectiveness, and access.
Behind every statistic is a family built, a goal achieved, and a future made possible. American Society for Reproductive Medicine – ASRM
View the full dataset here.”
American Society for Reproductive Medicine – ASRM shared SART’s post, adding:
“The SART 2024 data is here, and it’s breaking records! Swipe through to see the stats, including news of over 100,000 babies born through IVF in one year. Truly an incredible milestone”

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