Show Notes
The Herts & Essex Fertility Centre is one of the UK’s top fertility treatment clinics. In this week's episode Izzy talks to the Herts & Essex team about what to expect when going through the IVF process and how to support those undergoing treatment. Joining Izzy are Medical Director and Consultant Gynaecologist, David Ogutu, Director of Clinical Services and Senior Nurse, Debbie Evans, and Laboratory Director and Embryologist, Dr Lucy Richardson.
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