An overview of recent trends in in vitro fertilization (IVF), including more successful deliveries, fewer multiple pregnancies, and increased use of single embryo transfers. It highlights the improvements in techniques and the evolving approaches to assisted reproduction treatment.

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• Building Families for All
  

  Run Time: 2 minutes 9 seconds
  
  Many people require fertility assistance. This includes men and women with infertility, many LGBTQ individuals, and single individuals who desire to raise children.

• Egg Freezing - what's the latest?
  

  Run Time: 1 minute 50 seconds
  
  The first human birth from a frozen egg was recorded in 1986.

• Evolution of Techniques
  

  Run Time: 3 minutes 52 seconds
  
  In its simplest form, IVF (in vitro fertilization) is placing egg and sperm together in a laboratory petri dish.

• Fewer Embryos Transferred
  

  Run Time: 46 seconds
  
  New lab techniques let doctors transfer fewer embryos, reducing the risk of twins and triplets, without lowering the chances of getting pregnant.

• Fewer Multiple PregnanciesFactors
  

  Run Time: 49 seconds
  
  By transferring fewer embryos, doctors have greatly reduced the chances of having triplets or more, making pregnancies safer and easier.

• More deliveries via IVF
  

  Run Tme: 27 seconds
  
  In vitro fertilization (IVF) delivery rate per cycle is an important parameter in tracking the success of IVF.

• More Single Embryo Transfers
  

  Run Time: 1 minute 11 seconds
  
  As more clinics have gotten better at growing embryos in the lab for a longer time, it's become more common to transfer just one embryo. This has greatly reduced the chances of having twins.

• Number of Cycles, Deliveries, and Babies
  

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  Over the years, the number of assisted reproductive treatments, successful deliveries, and US babies born through these methods has been steadily going up.