Global ART Outcomes Continue to Improve

The latest ICMART World Report, published in Human Reproduction (2025), provides one of the most comprehensive analyses of assisted reproductive technology (ART) worldwide, covering data from 83 countries and more than 3.5 million treatment cycles.

 

Key findings include:

- More than 865,000 babies were born through ART during the reporting period.

- Continued adoption of single embryo transfer (SET) has been accompanied by a sustained decline in multiple pregnancies, improving treatment safety.

- The use of frozen embryo transfer (FET) and preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) continues to increase as laboratories adopt more advanced clinical protocols.

- Live birth outcomes remain strong across modern ART programs, reflecting ongoing advances in embryology, laboratory technologies, cryopreservation, and evidence-based clinical practice.

Together, these global data demonstrate the continued evolution of reproductive medicine, where technological innovation, standardized laboratory practice, and clinical expertise are translating into better patient outcomes worldwide.

At RADA, we develop IVF consumables that support precision, consistency, and reliable performance throughout every stage of assisted reproduction.

 

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