Posthumous sperm use remains uncommon in Australia, usually arising after the sudden and unexpected death of a partner. A/Prof Alex Polyakov, Fertility Specialist and Medical Director at Genea Melbourne City,
Recent research has suggested a possible link between CT scans before conception and an increased risk of pregnancy loss or congenital anomalies. A/Prof Alex Polyakov notes that while these findings
Cannabis and Fertility: Why Patients Should Be Cautious A new study published in Nature Communications has raised concerns about the effects of cannabis on egg and embryo development in women
In this latest publication, A/Prof Alex Polyakov and colleagues investigate how generative AI models compare with fertility specialists when asked real-world clinical questions. The findings shed light on both the
New data suggests that by the next century, one in three babies in Australia could be conceived via IVF. Genea Melbourne’s Medical Director, Associate Professor Alex Polyakov, reveals why this
A/Prof Alex Polyakov discusses the trend of older motherhood, noting that fertility chances decrease significantly by the mid-40s. He explains that, while IVF can improve chances, its success often hinges
