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I was delighted that a child had been born from my donation, but had a strong emotional response
Donor Andrew shares his experience of discovering that a child had been born using his donation.
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Information for past applicants
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Professor Turi King reacts to HFEA consultation on modernising UK fertility law
In this blog, geneticist Professor Turi King shares her views on donor anonymity in response to the HFEA opening a consultation on UK fertility law.
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In vitro fertilisation (IVF)
Clear, impartial information on the IVF process, how IVF works, the risks and success rates from the UK Government's fertility treatment regulator.
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Your message to future donor-conceived families
When you register as a sperm or egg donor, you will be able to provide some information about yourself, such as a personal description and a goodwill message for any children born from your donation. This page will give you some help in deciding what to include.
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Sperm donation and the law: for patients
Thinking about starting a family with the help of a sperm donor can be a daunting experience. Before you embark on your journey you will need to make many decisions and think through the implications.
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More women having single embryo transfers during fertility treatment, Europe-wide study suggests
HFEA responds to preliminary data from the ESHRE European IVF-monitoring Consortium (EIM).
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New HFEA report shows dramatic reduction in twin births from IVF
New HFEA report shows dramatic reduction in twin births from IVF
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Embryo freezing
Some people who are having fertility treatment have embryos which are not transferred in their IVF cycle. Find out how your embryos can be frozen for use in later treatment or to donate to research, training or someone else.
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Joint statement on the NGA multiple pregnancy report
Joint statement by the Multiple Births Foundation, British Fertility Society, Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority, Fertility Network UK and the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, on the publication of the National Guideline Alliance report into the costs of multiple pregnancies.