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10/09/2026

There's a new face at Genea Brisbane. Please join us in welcoming Dr David Moore to the team.

Dr Moore is a FRANZCOG specialist with a Master of Reproductive Medicine and over 12 years of experience, with extensive training in minimally invasive (keyhole) gynaecological surgery. He brings that expertise to second opinions and complex cases, and works across the full spectrum of fertility care. With special interests in recurrent pregnancy loss, fertility preservation including elective egg freezing, ovulation disorders, PCOS and endometriosis, Dr Moore is known for taking the time to explain every option clearly and honestly so patients can make decisions with confidence.

We're so thrilled to have him on board!

To learn more or book a consultation with Dr Moore visit https://www.genea.com.au/Specialist/dr-david-moore

07/09/2026

For 40 years, moments like this have been at the heart of Genea.

Years of trying, pregnancy losses, then IVF. Their son arrived in June last year. “He was a long time coming, but very much worth it.”

We get to hear from the partner’s perspective here. He wanted to be as supportive as he could while his wife went through the injections, the hormones and the whole process. “You are a spectator to a degree.” He calls her the real hero in all of it.

He also noticed how few people talk about IVF while they’re in the middle of it. Since his son arrived, he’s lost count of the people who’ve said, “oh, so did we, that’s how we had to do it too.”

His advice for anyone in it right now: “Be hopeful. Lean into it.”

Watch him share his story in his own words below.

04/09/2026

Father's Day is this Sunday. If your partner is in the middle of fertility treatment and isn't a dad yet, it might be a day he'd rather skip altogether.

Male factor is part of the picture in around half of couples facing infertility, and men often say they feel invisible in their own story. Self-blame and grief are common. Talking about it is not.

Where to start:

- Ask him how he's going, not how treatment is going. They're different questions and he's probably only being asked the second one.

- Let him decide what Sunday looks like. Skipping the family lunch is a valid choice, and so is going and leaving early.

- Give him an out at gatherings. A quick heads up about who's going to be there, and permission to leave without explaining himself, takes a surprising amount of pressure off.

- Resist reassuring him it will happen. It's meant kindly and it usually lands as pressure. Sitting with him in the not-knowing is harder and worth more.

And if you're finding it difficult to support him while carrying your own grief about the day, that's not a failing. You're both in it.

Send this to someone who needs it or save it for the weekend.

31/08/2026

Some paths to a family are longer than others.

Years of trying. A family history that turned out to matter. Rounds that didn't work, and phone calls neither of them wanted to take, though he took the day off for every one of them, so she wouldn't hear a no on her own.

Then one ordinary morning, news that took a long time to sink in.

"Every person is so different. What works for someone might not work for someone else."

No two journeys look the same. This is one of them.

28/08/2026

Pre-pregnancy health doesn't get much airtime. For most people the conversation starts once they're already trying.

Genea Fertility Specialist Dr Becky Taylor talks through what pre-pregnancy health actually involves, and where to start.

24/08/2026

Huge congratulations to Dr Nicole McPherson!

Our Director of Research and Diagnostic Laboratories has been named the recipient of the 2026 Robinson Research Institute Award by the Society for Reproductive Biology, recognising her career-long contribution to reproductive biology research.
From leading our labs, to training the next generation of researchers, to co-founding a s***m selection tech start-up, Nicole's contribution to the field is truly exceptional.

Congratulations, Nicole

Read more here https://www.genea.com.au/blog/nicole-mcpherson-robinson-research-institute-award-MC4CRLLUYUXZH3VLMWRROAYGJEPM

23/08/2026

Two years of trying, and then the decision to get some expert advice.

When this path first began, the road ahead felt daunting. What made the difference was the care around them. Constant contact, questions answered, and a care team who made sure they were never waiting in the dark.

Every path to parenthood looks different. If you're wondering about yours, we're here when you're ready.

21/08/2026

Not every fertility story ends the same way.

Dr Tween Low has been a fertility specialist at Genea for over 20 years, and often meets patients who believe treatment has to end with them having a baby.

Sometimes it does. Sometimes it ends with someone deciding this isn't for them and choosing to stop. Both are real outcomes, and both deserve the same support.

"Good fertility care is helping patients make the right decision for themselves."

Whatever you're weighing up, you don't have to work it out on your own.

20/08/2026

Sharing our science at FSANZ 2026.

Our doctors and science team were busy at this year's Fertility Society of Australia and New Zealand conference, presenting and sharing research across a range of areas in IVF and embryology.

From embryo assessment and selection to fertilisation outcomes, laboratory consistency and the use of new technologies, the work presented reflected the questions our teams continue to explore to better understand and improve fertility care.

For Genea, research has always been closely connected to what happens in our clinics and laboratories. Events like FSANZ gave our teams the opportunity to share that work, learn from others and contribute to the wider conversation about where reproductive medicine is heading.

We were incredibly proud of everyone who presented their work, contributed to the research behind it and represented Genea at FSANZ 2026.

18/08/2026

Thinking about becoming a mum on your own terms? For many single women, finding the right s***m donor is one of the first big steps on that path, and it's completely normal to have questions.

Genea Fertility's donor coordinators are there to support you through key parts of the journey: understanding clinic-recruited vs known donors, the legal and counselling requirements involved, and matching based on the traits that matter most to you.

Every journey looks different, and how long it takes to find the right donor can vary widely from person to person. Wherever you're at in that process, you'll have a dedicated donor coordinator and professional counselling support to guide you.

Read the full guide to finding a s***m donor as a single woman in Australia https://www.genea.com.au/blog/single-womans-guide-to-s***m-donation-MC6DQP3JVGDNCE5DQCE4QTZGX62Y

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