Babies born through fertility treatments like IVF may have higher risk of heart defects
Babies born through assisted reproductive technology, such as in vitro fertilisation (IVF), may have a 36 per cent higher risk of developing major heart defects compared to those conceived naturally, a new study has found.
Babies born through assisted reproduction may have higher risk of heart defects
Babies born after fertility treatment may have a slightly higher risk of heart defects, a study found. View on euronews
Fertility Treatment Tied to Higher Heart Defect Risk in Babies
Topic(s): epidemiology, congenital heart defects, fertility treatmentThe risk of being born with a major heart defect is 36% higher in babies who were
Babies born after fertility treatment have higher risk of heart defects
The risk of being born with a major heart defect is 36% higher in babies who were conceived after assisted reproductive technology, such as in vitro fertilisation (IVF), according to results of a very large study published in the European Heart Journal.
New study reveals higher risk of heart defects in babies conceived through assisted reproductive technology
Babies born via assisted reproductive technology such as IVF are far more likely to suffer major heart defects than those conceived naturally, with that risk blowing out to twice that of other babies if the infant was born as a part of a multiple birth.
Fertility treatments might increase heart defect risk in babies
Babies conceived through assisted reproductive technology are more likely to be born with a major heart defect, new research shows.
Risk of Heart Defects Higher in Babies Conceived With I.V.F.
The birth defects were more likely, but still very uncommon, in infants conceived through certain fertility treatments, a large study found.
Kids Conceived Via IVF Have No Higher Risk of Heart Issues
The heart health of children conceived through in vitro fertilization (IVF) is similar to that of their naturally conceived peers, researchers have found. The large study found no robust difference in blood pressure,
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