Through our association with King’s College Hospital, we are part of the King’s College London (KCL) university family, and many of our consultants hold academic posts at KCL. We conduct a number of research projects collaboratively with KCL as well as a number of projects on our own. It’s been well documented that research active medical centres have better medical outcomes for patients than those that don’t engage in research. Our research-rich environment ensures that we are continually at the forefront of science and knowledge.
PUBLICATIONS FROM KING’S FERTILITY
UNiTY
The UNiTY study aims to answer a simple but important question: for couples with unexplained infertility, is it better to try three rounds of IUI before IVF, or go straight to IVF?
CARDIAC
A study to investigate for changes in cardiovascular and biochemical status in women undergoing assisted reproductive technology (ART). Too much research is focused on defining success as a pregnancy. We truly believe that successful fertility treatment should be defined as a healthy baby and healthy mother – and that’s something we are passionate about.
PGT
Even with increasing advances in medical technology, the success rate following IVF treatment remains low overall and even lower in women aged 35 years...
FERN
The aim of the study is to better understand how kidney disease affects fertility and what can be done to help women who want to become pregnant.
DEFEND
DEFEND (Developing an US-MRI-biomarker fusion model for Endometriosis) is a study of women with endometriosis to explore the potential of Artificial Intelligence...
LOCI
Women diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) may require ovulation induction in order to help them conceive naturally. The aim of this research...
