IVF babies ‘just as healthy’ as naturally conceived ones in adulthood
Both groups have similar vascular and cardiometabolic measures, say researchers
Australia’s first babies born using assisted reproductive technologies appear just as healthy in adulthood as those conceived naturally, according to new findings.
The research is the largest population-based comparison to date, covering 193 adults aged 22-35 who were conceived through IVF or gamete intrafallopian transfer, matched with 86 controls of the same age.
