BMC plans IVF at its med colleges https://ift.tt/spBXM2j

Over the past few decades, there has been a noticeable increase in couples seeking medical assistance to conceive. IVF is offered mainly in the private sector where the cost of a treatment cycle could run up to lakhs. A senior civic official said BMC centres would try to offer the treatment at a subsidised cost of Rs25,000-30,000 per cycle. The KEM centre is likely to provide a blueprint for other hospitals to follow.

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