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An Australian study has found that five percent of babies born in the country today were conceived by in vitro fertilisation (IVF), or about one in every classroom.
In partnership with the Raine Study—Australia's longest-running public health study, the researchers from the University of Western Australia (UWA) also discovered an increase in depression in teenagers conceived with assisted reproductive technology.
"At 14 years of age IVF offspring had a higher incidence of clinical depression (12 percent compared to eight percent)," lead researcher Prof. Roger Hart, from UWA Medical School said.
The authors say that it is likely that the findings relate to the differences in parenting styles....