For millions of couples who have trouble conceiving, in vitro fertilization is often the best hope for realizing their dream of becoming pregnant. But the high treatment costs, let alone the physical and emotional toll involved in undergoing IVF treatment, can deter many couples from even trying.
Silicon Valley-based start-up Univfy hopes to change that by helping couples attain easier access
Mylene Yao, Univfy's co-founder and CEO, who is also a board-certified OB/GYN, said the company has developed a business-to-business (B2B) machine-learning-platform that allows IVF clinics to accurately predict the chances of IVF success rate for individual couples