The Latest Breaking News from Monash IVF

One of Australia's top IVF providers is supporting the couple, who it did not identify

Anthony Albanese says there was ‘no ambiguity’ that Nine’s Lauren Tomasi was a reporter

Patient’s own embryo instead of partner’s was ‘incorrectly transferred’, fertility company tells ASX, months after revealing separate Queensland clinic error

A private fertility giant faces potential legal and regulatory backlash after transferring the wrong embryo to a woman, its second mix-up in months.

Fertility group Monash IVF has transferred the wrong embryo into a Melbourne woman, the second such incident admitted by the company in two months.

The recent incident raises questions about how common IVF errors are and to what extent they’re preventable

Lawsuits have been filed for embryo mix-up, Karin Hammarberg reports

The news of a woman unknowingly giving birth to another patient’s baby after an embryo mix-up at a Brisbane IVF lab has made headlines in Australia and around the world. The distress this incident will have caused to everyone involved is undoubtedly significant.

The parents impacted by a mix-up at a leading IVF clinic will be entitled to compensation and a leading legal expert believes the birth family will get custody.

The baby was born in 2024, but the mix-up was only discovered in February this year.

Mix-up discovered in February when clinic finds that birth parents had one too many embryos in storage