Medical Advisory Board
Independent specialists who check our medicine.
Senior doctors, scientists and ethicists from hospitals and universities around the world review how we treat you, and what we tell you, before it reaches you.
- 5 Partner clinics
- 2 Countries
What the board does for you
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Reviews our treatment protocols
Every year the board checks how our clinics choose tests and treatment against the latest evidence and international guidance.
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Checks what we tell patients
Treatment pages, articles and consent forms are read by a specialist before you read them.
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Looks at the results
Pregnancy rates, safety events and lab quality are reviewed openly, clinic by clinic, and questions are asked.
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Answers the hard questions
When the right path is not clear, from genetic testing to consent, the board gives an independent view.
Are you a specialist?
Most of the board meets online from their own hospitals. If your work could help families get safer, clearer care, we would like to hear from you.
Write to our clinical teamQuestions about the board
01Are the board members Fertility World employees?
No. Most work at their own hospitals and universities. They are here to give an independent view of our medicine, and they do not run any of our clinics.
02What does "medically reviewed" mean on a page?
A specialist has read the page, checked it against current evidence and asked for changes where needed. The page names who reviewed it and links to their profile here.
03Can the board look at my own treatment?
Your treatment is always decided by you and your own doctor. The board sets and checks the standards your doctor works to, rather than making decisions for individual patients.
04How are advisors chosen?
We invite specialists with a recognised record in their field, from different countries and different kinds of medicine, so no single view dominates.
05I am a specialist. Can I join the board?
We would be glad to hear from you. Write to doctors@fertilityworld.com with a little about your work and a link to your research profile.