Your Fertility

https://www.yourfertility.org.au

“We offer the facts about fertility (the ability to have a baby) for men, women, trans and gender diverse people so that you can make the best possible decisions about having children, considering your unique circumstances. This website gives you the most current information about what you can do to have children when the time is right for you. It’s based on the most up-to-date scientific research and prepared by experts in the field. You can find out about how to improve fertility, take the fertility knowledge quiz, download our fact sheets, watch personal stories and videos from experts, and use interactive tools to help you get pregnant.”

Evidence-based IVF: Trusted information for patients about IVF optional extras - University of Melbourne

https://www.unimelb.edu.au/ivf

The University of Melbourne’s IVF website provides detailed, evidence-based information about in-vitro fertilisation: how the procedure works, eligibility criteria, success rates, risks, and patient guidelines. It’s a reliable reference for anyone seeking an authoritative overview of IVF grounded in research and clinical standards.

Atlas of Fertility Treatment Policies 2024F optional extras - University of Melbourne

https://fertilityeurope.eu/atlas2024/

An interactive report comparing fertility treatment access, funding, and legislation across 49 European countries. Created by Fertility Europe with the European Parliamentary Forum, the Atlas highlights gaps and progress in reproductive care through maps, data, and rankings.

International Committee for Monitoring Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ICMART)

https://fertilityeurope.eu/atlas2024/

A nonprofit global organisation dedicated to gathering, analysing and sharing data on assisted reproductive technologies (ART). The site provides access to yearly world-reports, regional/national registry links, glossaries of ART/infertility terms, and tools to support the establishment of ART registries.