INFERTILITY

This study is testing whether adding a specific peptide called cpFT to the liquid where eggs and embryos grow during IVF (ICSI procedure) can increase the chance of having a live baby. It involves 366 couples where the woman is under 37 years old. Participants are randomly assign…

This study is observing how well the fertility drug REKOVELLE works for Asian women undergoing IVF treatment in real-world medical settings. It will follow 1,500 women who are using REKOVELLE for the first time to see how many achieve a live birth and monitor the treatment's safe…

This study compares two ways of giving progesterone, a hormone needed to support early pregnancy, to women undergoing frozen embryo transfer for infertility. About 680 women aged 35-42 will receive either a new subcutaneous (under the skin) injection or a standard vaginal gel. Re…

This study tests whether platelet-rich plasma (PRP) can help women who have experienced repeated IVF failures get pregnant. Researchers are comparing two ways of delivering PRP—injecting it into the uterine lining versus infusing it into the uterus—against standard treatment with…

This study is testing a new device called the SwimCount Harvester, which aims to select the healthiest, most active sperm for use in IVF. It is being compared to standard sperm preparation methods to see if it leads to more usable embryos and a higher chance of having a genetical…

This study is testing a program called 'Fast Track to Fertility' that uses automated text messages and educational videos to help people complete their initial fertility tests more quickly and easily. It involves 160 women who are starting fertility care at the University of Penn…

This study aimed to test how a fertility hormone (GnRH) is absorbed by the body when delivered through a wearable patch system called OmniPod. It was designed for healthy women to gather data, with the goal of eventually helping women who cannot ovulate due to a specific brain ho…

This study tests whether virtual group education and support for couples experiencing infertility can lead to healthier pregnancies and babies. 140 couples from a fertility clinic will be randomly assigned to receive either this new group care program or standard individual care.…

This study aims to understand why obesity makes it harder for women to get pregnant. Researchers are putting healthy-weight women on a temporary high-fat diet to see if it causes changes in hormones linked to fertility, similar to what happens in obese women. The goal is to learn…

This study aims to see if watching continuous timelapse videos of embryos growing in the lab can help predict which ones are genetically healthy and most likely to lead to a successful pregnancy. It will combine these videos with standard genetic test results from 2,000 patients …

This study aims to understand how the process of diagnosing infertility affects a couple's sexual relationship, self-esteem, and overall satisfaction. Researchers will observe 80 heterosexual couples undergoing fertility testing at a French hospital. The goal is to learn if sexua…