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The overall success rate of fertility treatment has risen by 0.9%, according to the latest figures from the government's fertility regulator. The figures, from 2005, show that 32,626 women received fertility treatment, up 6% on the previous year. This resulted in 11,262 children being born.
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The controversial fertility doctor, Mohamed Taranissi, tops the IVF league table today. His success rates are higher than any other clinic, with 60 per cent of women patients under 35 giving birth.
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Britain’s most controversial fertility doctor has also been named its most successful, by the IVF watchdog that wants to ban him from running his clinic.
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PANORAMA, the BBC’s flagship current affairs show, came under pressure this weekend to settle a £1m libel dispute with a leading IVF doctor after the government’s fertility watchdog was forced to clarify comments it made on the programme.
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FERTILITY watchdogs yesterday effectively apologised to Britain’s top IVF doctor Mohamed Taranissi. They accepted that Mr Taranissi was committed to providing the best possible care for his patients. And they clarified a claim that they made in a Panorama programme this year.
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The following joint statement was read in the High Court today following agreement between Mr Taranissi and the HFEA.
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