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I have selected this article from our July issue because it delivers such a wealth of high quality reference data. Within 5 years from starting fertility treatment in women below 35 years, 64% had had a live birth due to (any) treatment; in those that were 35-39 years, 49% did; and in those forty and over, 16%.
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