IVF

Actress and fertility advocate Kellee Stewart
By  Jessica Hagen 11:57 am April 12, 2024
Fertility and family building company Progyny and social-planning website for invitations Evite held an event in Los Angeles on Wednesday where panelists discussed IVF options. They included patient advocacy group for family building RESOLVE, the first IVF baby born in the U.S. Elizabeth Carr, Progyny's chief medical officer Dr. Janet Choi, and actress and fertility advocate Kellee Stewart....
Healthcare providers in a laboratory looking at a computer
By  Jessica Hagen 12:25 pm May 17, 2023
Fertility company AIVF, which offers AI-enabled solutions for in vitro fertilization clinics, announced it is partnering with Genea Biomedx, which provides medical devices for IVF laboratories.  AIVF's main product is the EMA platform, which the company says uses artificial intelligence to assess embryo quality during IVF treatment.  Genea Biomedx offers its Geri time-lapse incubator for embryo...
A health professional placing a stethoscope on a pregnant belly
By  Emily Olsen 12:23 pm October 25, 2022
Israeli fertility startup AIVF announced Tuesday it had acquired ART Compass, a company that makes lab management software for in vitro fertilization. AIVF's main product is the EMA platform, which it says uses artificial intelligence to assess embryo quality during IVF treatment. The company said the deal will add to its offering and help it build momentum in the U.S. market.  ART Compass'...
IVF app
By  Sophie Porter 05:37 am May 25, 2021
IVF automation startup Overture Life has raised $15 million (€12.3M) in Series B funding led by Octopus Ventures. Additional investment also came from Google Ventures and previous investors like Khosla Ventures and Felicis Ventures. With this round, the Madrid-based startup has now raised a total of $37 million (€30M) in support of its mission to revolutionise embryology and make IVF more...
Doctor examining pregnant person
By  Mallory Hackett 02:33 pm May 3, 2021
Artificial intelligence fertility startup Alife announced today it has raised $9.5 million in Seed funding. Lux Capital led the round with participation from Amplo, IA Ventures and Springbank Collective. Also included in the raise were a number of angel investors, including Anne Wojcicki, the founder and CEO of 23andMe; Fred Moll, the founder of Intuitive Surgical and Auris; Amira Yahyaoui, the...
fertility app
By  Sara Mageit 07:24 am January 25, 2021
AI fertility company, Embryonics aims to use AI to improve the odds of successfully implanting an embryo during in vitro fertilisation. The team of algorithm specialists, data scientists and embryologists are developing an algorithm to predict embryo-implanting probability, through training with IVF time-lapsed imaging of developing embryos. An ongoing clinical study at the Nadiya Clinic of...
fertility tool, femtech
By  Sara Mageit 06:36 am January 19, 2021
Netherlands-based global health technology company, Royal Philips has announced a multi-year partnership with US science and technology company, Merck to develop digital solutions for personalised fertility treatment. WHY IT MATTERS According to the National Health Service, roughly one in seven couples in the UK will have trouble conceiving. The platform will leverage advanced informatics and...
By  Dave Muoio 12:16 pm February 6, 2018
In-vitro fertilization-focused machine learning company Univfy has raised $6 million in Series A funding, according to a statement released today. The funding round was led by venture firm Rethink Impact, and will be used to scale operations. "We firmly believe that Univfy is poised to transform and dramatically expand the [in-vitro fertilization (IVF)] space,” Heidi Patel, partner at Rethink...
By  Heather Mack 03:20 pm June 30, 2016
New York, NY-based digital health care company Progyny, which focuses on in vitro fertilization and fertility, has closed its Series B round after raising nearly $15 million. The company also launched an app designed to deliver a comprehensive “shopping” experience for consumers seeking fertility services like invitro fertilization, egg freezing and doctor consultation.   The app, simply called...
By  Brian Dolan 07:35 am January 20, 2012
The Duofertility Reader Late last year the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) cleared Duofertility, a computerized basal body temperature thermometer developed by Cambridge Temperature Concepts, with a 510(K). Cambridge Temperature Concepts developed the device, which is intended for use in measuring and recording basal body temperature as an aid in ovulation prediction to aid in conception,...