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Fertility treatment to resume with NHS now country is 'past coronavirus peak'

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Fertility services will be allowed to reopen after treatment was stopped due to coronavirus, bringing hope to couples trying for a baby, the Health Secretary has confirmed.

The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) said fertility clinics across the UK can apply to reopen from May 11 if they ensure the safety and protection of staff and patients.

Matt Hancock said strict guidelines "will ensure staff and patients remain safe". Fertility services were temporarily suspended on March 23 in response to the coronavirus lockdown.

Whilst many private clinics may be able to restart services quickly, the Department of Health and Social Care said it recognises that NHS clinics may require longer to achieve the necessary conditions due to

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