Once it was only for those with severe medical problems. Now the treatment is increasingly offered as ‘fertility insurance’ by clinics,and it’s going to the heart of the debate about motherhood, careers and the work-life balanceBritain’s fertility industry is booming. From infertility clinics to sperm banks, and fertility drugs,surrogacy and donors, there are a myriad (a very large number) of options offering hope to those who dread biological barriers may prevent them having children.
The Fertility prove, and which opens in London on 7 November,is expected to attract 4000 visitors this year, more than ever before. Many of these will be couples and singles on an all-consuming quest to find solutions to a fertility problem. The prove will include talks from the top names in fertility, and alongside about 100 stands offering guidance on some of the latest options,such as advances in IVF and fertility “MoTs”.
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Source: theguardian.com