Experts Urge Caution as Study Finds Drop in IVF Success Rates – ESHRE Journals
ESHRE Journals shared a post on LinkedIn about a paper by Norbert Gleicher et al. published in Human Reproduction Open:
“The authors present US national data showing a progressive decline in IVF success rates – a finding that challenges assumptions about technological progress in reproductive medicine.
They speculate on the possible detrimental impact of add-ons, highlighting an important reality: changes and more advanced technologies are not always a guarantee of improvement. While robust conclusions cannot be drawn from this observational study on a national register alone, it serves as an important signal.
This study forces us to think critically and question ourselves: Are we truly improving patient outcomes, or are we adding complexity without clear benefit? A timely reminder of the importance of evidence-based practice in fertility treatment.
Read the paper here.”
Christine Decanter, Associate Professor in Reproductive Medicine and Gynecology Endocrinology at Lille University Hospital, shared a post by ESHRE Journals, adding:
“Fascinating and to meditate on…”
Title: The declining efficiency of IVF in the USA
Authors: Norbert Gleicher, Sonia Gayete-Lafuente, Lara Guijarro-Baude, Pasquale Patrizio, David F Albertini, David H Barad
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