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Sue DunlevyNational Health Reporter

Sue Dunlevy is the national health reporter for the Sunday Telegraph, Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, Courier Mail and Adelaide Advertiser who writes about medical research breakthroughs, pharmaceuticals, the health system, health insurance and health politics.

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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - Advertiser Photos JUNE 9, 2022: Helen, 39, and Michael Gower with baby Logan, 12 weeks, after 18 months on IVF at home in Sheidow Park, SA. Picture Emma Brasier

Ranked: South Australia’s best, worst IVF clinics

Couples are spending $5000 on a single IVF cycle — and their chances of having a baby depend on where they go. Search and see the full list.

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Why Aussies need to do their research on IVF clinics

With Aussie IVF clinics charging massive out of pocket expenses, it’s about time we had some transparency.

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‘Baby Whisperer’ to failing Aussie IVF clinics reveals all

Embryologist Cecilia Sjoblom is called in to help failing IVF clinics. She reveals little known secrets to success and where Australia needs to lift its game.

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Zoe Mutch with husband Wade Heeb and daughter Parker Heeb 19 months of Alice River, Townsville. They have been through the IVF program and have a new bub arriving soon.

Ranked: Best and worst QLD IVF clinics revealed

Couples desperate for a child are spending $5,000 out of pocket on a single IVF cycle. Now their chances of having a baby depend on where they go for help. Search and see the full list.

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Case study for a Weekend story about the best IVF clinics in Victoria - no.1 IVF scored the best results. Elise and baby Noah, 7 weeks, with Dr Lynn Burmeister. Picture: Alex Coppel.

Ranked: Victoria’s best, worst IVF clinics

Couples are spending $5000 on a single IVF cycle — and their chances of having a baby depend on where they go. Search and see the full list.

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NSW NETWORK JUNE 1, 2022. Deborah Hughes with her 6-month-old daughter Ruby, husband Brendan and son Marcus,13, at home in Spring Farm. The couple had five failed IVF attempts before switching to Genea and having baby Ruby after just one cycle. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Ranked: Australia’s best and worst IVF clinics

Couples desperate for a child are spending $5,000 out of pocket on a single IVF cycle. Now the best and worst performing clinics can be revealed. Search and see the full list.

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Ranked: Best and worst NSW IVF clinics revealed

Couples desperate for a child are spending $5,000 out of pocket on a single IVF cycle. Now their chances of having a baby depend on where they go for help. Search and see the full list.

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