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Pre-implantation genetic testing can be used by people who have a serious inherited disease in their family to avoid passing it onto their children.

For most patients, having a routine cycle of proven fertility treatment is effective without using any treatment add-ons.

PGT-A (previously known as preimplantation genetic screening or PGS) is a treatment add-on.

Pre-implantation genetic testing for monogenic or single-gene disorders (PGT-M) can currently be used to avoid over 2,000 genetic conditions. For some of these conditions, you can also use pre-implantation tissue typing (PTT). Find out which conditions PGT-M and PTT has been approved for and what to do if you want to avoid a condition that’s not on the list.

Embryo testing and treatments can be used by people who have serious inherited diseases in their family and want to avoid passing the disease onto their children. Find out what your options are and how to get started.

In this blog, Lottie and Jake, members of our Patient Engagement Forum, discuss how they’ve experienced the same journey from two different perspectives.

Embryo testing and treatments can help people with a serious inherited disease in their family avoid passing the disease onto any children they might have.

Debbie Kennett discusses whether anonymity for donors until children turn 18 can be maintained.

Before embryo transfer, various decisions need to be made about your embryos. This page explains the decisions you and your clinic will need to make.

PTT, also known as ‘saviour siblings’, is a technology which can be used in some cases to help children with very serious blood disorders.