New study points to lack of evidence that IVF add-ons are are effective

from The Conversation Hour · host Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A new study from The University of Melbourne has found there is a lack of evidence that IVF add-ons improve fertility. In this edition of The Conversation Hour we take a look at the research and discuss what resources are available to women to make informed decisions around treatment.Also in this edition, how much does emotional labour lead to work burnout? Plus, as Daryl Braithwaite announces he will no longer perform live, we ask you how often you see live gigs.

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