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Nearly ‘one child in every classroom’ is typically born using IVF in UK

25 June 2025
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Nearly ‘one child in every classroom’ is typically born using IVF in UK
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In the UK, nearly one in every classroom is now born through IVF, with significant increases in egg freezing as individuals delay parenthood amid low birth rates. The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority reported a rise in IVF births from 8,700 in 2000 to 20,700 in 2023, alongside challenges in accessing NHS-funded treatments due to funding disparities across regions.

Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: In the UK, more and more people are using special medical treatments to help them have babies, especially as they wait longer to become parents, with many women choosing to freeze their eggs to have more time.

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