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Study Reveals Most IVF Add-ons Are Unproven or Ineffective

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The largest study on IVF add-on treatments finds most lack reliable evidence.
Over 70% of IVF patients in certain regions pay for add-on treatments.
Procedures like acupuncture and endometrial testing are among the widely offered add-ons.
Some treatments show weak evidence of increasing pregnancy rates or reducing miscarriage risk.

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The largest study on IVF add-on treatments finds most lack reliable evidence.
Over 70% of IVF patients in certain regions pay for add-on treatments.
Procedures like acupuncture and endometrial testing are among the widely offered add-ons.
Some treatments show weak evidence of increasing pregnancy rates or reducing miscarriage risk.

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