IVF add-ons are common in Australia, but there's no proof most work

Clinics in Australia frequently offer IVF add-on treatments despite scant evidence proving their efficacy. Experts are now cautioning that these treatments can give an unwarranted impression of benefit to hopeful parents. This situation raises important questions about transparency and patient trust, as the lack of substantial proof could lead to false hope and financial strain on families. It underscores the need for more rigorous research and clearer communication from medical professionals.