Why I Don’t Trust AI to Grade Embryos
Should AI grade your IVF embryos? Dr Malpani on why he doesn't trust algorithms with this call, and what actually predicts a healthy embryo.
Should AI grade your IVF embryos? Dr Malpani on why he doesn't trust algorithms with this call, and what actually predicts a healthy embryo.
Many IVF clinics appear similar, but not all deliver quality care. Learn how to identify and avoid bad clinics by asking the right questions, ensuring better chances of pregnancy and avoiding costly mistakes.
Understanding why an IVF cycle fails is complex, but many causes are manageable. Identifying a transparent, well-equipped clinic with expert embryologists can significantly improve your chances in the next cycle.
Advanced IVF tests like ERA, PGT, and immune screening are often overused and costly, with limited evidence of improving success. Prioritize proven basics and informed decisions to avoid unnecessary interventions and expenses in your IVF journey.
Learn why symptoms alone can’t confirm pregnancy after IVF and how a blood beta-hCG test combined with a free AI tool can provide reliable guidance during the anxious two-week wait.
Many IVF add-ons lack strong scientific support and can lead to unnecessary expenses. Prioritize clinics that focus on proven treatments, transparency, and ethical care to improve your chances without added stress or cost.
Repeated IVF cycles do not cause early menopause, cancer, or long-term weight gain. While medically safe, multiple cycles can be emotionally and financially challenging, so personalized treatment and support are essential for success.
Learn how at-home artificial insemination offers a cost-effective, private alternative to clinic visits for couples facing infertility, allowing self-monitoring and insemination with a simple kit while avoiding the stress and expense of traditional IUI treatments.
Confused by conflicting IVF information? Dr. Malpani offers a free AI-powered consultation tool that provides clear, evidence-based answers to help you make informed decisions and take control of your IVF journey.
An IVF cycle parallels driving a car: sperm act as the battery to activate the egg, while the egg’s mitochondria function like the engine powering embryo development. Dysfunction in either can impact fertilization and embryo quality.