Twenty percent of ART-assisted livebirths go on to become pregnant naturally.

Published Date: 02 Aug 2023

A study that was published online on June 20 in Human Reproduction found that 20% of women who gave birth via assisted reproductive technology (ART) went on to naturally conceive.

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