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Exploring Socioeconomic Characteristics Associated with Having a Live Birth Using Assisted Reproductive Technology Compared to Conceiving Naturally: Evidence From the UK Household Longitudinal Survey 2009-2022
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Exploring Socioeconomic Characteristics Associated with Having a Live Birth Using Assisted Reproductive Technology Compared to Conceiving Naturally: Evidence From the UK Household Longitudinal Survey 2009-2022
Background In England, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidance recommends that women under 43 years old are offered 3 cycles of in vitro fertilisation (IVF) on the publicly funded healthcare system if they have not conceived after two years. However, regional commissioners decide the funding allocated for IVF. Our study aims to assess socioeconomic and regional factors associated with having a live birth after usin…
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