“The results in Russia may be even higher than the global average.” Russian doctors effectively perform IVF. The state is in no hurry to help them and prefers to spend money on promoting an “increase in the birth rate” — Novaya Gazeta Evropa

The good news is that many Russian clinics are able to do IVF (in vitro fertilization) no worse than in Europe, and prices are often lower. The news is worse: although cheaper than in Europe, IVF is still an expensive procedure, and its final cost depends on the health of the woman and man who are trying to conceive a child. There are state quotas for those who want but cannot have children on their own. But it can be very difficult to get such …