Better embryos, better odds with IVF after 38.
Advocacy for women who want every evidence-based edge. Find community and explore IVF research, so you can walk into your next cycle knowing all your options.
Three places to begin, depending on where you are.
PICSI
A novel way to pick the right sperm before fertilisation. The older you are, the greater its impact on improving miscarriage rates.
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PGT-A decoder
Make sense of your embryo chromosome-testing results. Enter your numbers and see what euploid, mosaic and aneuploid really mean for your next decision.
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The euploidy guide
How age shapes the odds of a chromosomally normal embryo, and the evidence-based steps that may shift those odds in your favour.
Read on →Not a numbers game. Or not the way people mean it.
Explore the research, visually.
Interactive explorers that turn the trials into something you can move through, by age and by dose.
HabSelect Trial Data Explorer
Move through the ages and watch how PICSI shifts live-birth and miscarriage odds, drawn straight from the HABSelect randomised trial. See exactly where the benefit is largest, and where it is not.
Open the explorer →HGH Meta-Analysis Data Explorer
Explore the pooled evidence on human growth hormone (HGH) for older women: the extra blastocysts, the euploidy shift and the live-birth effects across the studies, broken down by dose and by age.
Open the explorer →Imagine if every woman over forty had a roadmap to follow, based on her body and her history.
Imagine if PGT-A reports helped us understand the real potential for each of our embryos.
Imagine if the world prepared women better for the impact of age on our fertility.
Read the full manifesto →
I don't do this work of advocacy for older women because it is comfortable. I do it because these decisions are crucial to the ability to turn dreams into the potential for reality.
Because women after 38 deserve more.
You are not alone, and you have options. Wherever you are in this, there is usually a next step worth taking. Let's find yours.