Our research, your journey
Genea scientists and specialists lead and contribute to fertility research published in the world's leading journals, and here we break down what each study actually means for you.
Understanding pregnancy risks after IVF: how does subfertility itself play a role?
New research explores whether pregnancy risks after IVF come from treatment itself or from underlying subfertility, with Genea Perth Fertility contributing.
A simpler approach to frozen embryo transfer?
New Genea backed research is testing a simpler, progesterone based protocol for frozen embryo transfer, which could mean fewer clinic visits during treatment.
Could a semen test be the key to men's health?
New Genea led research shows semen analysis can reveal far more than fertility, offering men an early, personal window into their broader long term health.
What does blastocyst development tell us about IVF success?
New research examines whether blastocyst development is a reliable marker for predicting IVF pregnancy rates, and what this means for patients at Genea.
Does the age of IVF culture media affect your chances of success?
New Genea led research reveals whether the age of IVF culture media affects embryo development, pregnancy rates and live birth outcomes for IVF treatment.
Can losing weight improve male fertility?
New research led by Genea examines which weight loss approaches actually improve sperm quality in men with obesity who are trying to conceive with a partner.