About This Article
From the Zoom Baby archive, this article brings together fertility and pregnancy stories that were being reported in March 2022. It has been reviewed to improve clarity and presentation, but the news stories themselves remain a record of what was being reported at the time.
Originally published: 25 March 2022 | Reviewed: 5 October 2026 | By: Anthony Cunningham
From the Zoom Baby Archive: This article was originally published on 25 March 2022 and brings together fertility and pregnancy stories being reported at that time. Some of the research, advice and circumstances described may have developed since publication. For current fertility and pregnancy guidance, please see our latest articles.
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In order to offer the best possible advice to our customers, we monitor what is happening in the world of fertility and pregnancy. At the time this article was published, we produced a weekly summary of some of the most interesting stories to have appeared on the web during the previous week. This page has been retained as part of our news archive.
Fertility and Pregnancy News
Superdrug launches at-home fertility testing service
The high street store is offering four different fertility blood tests which can be ordered through its online website, taken at home through a finger | The Independent, UK
Vogue Williams on pregnancy, fertility and the health issues we don’t talk about
With the new season of her Taboo Talk podcast, Vogue Williams delves into the health and wellness issues many of us are afraid to discuss | Image, Ireland
How COVID-19 (and the Vaccine) Can Impact Your Fertility
Getting vaccinated won’t impact your fertility, but getting the virus could | Cleveland Clinic, USA
Fertility Rates in England and Wales Rise for First Time in Decade
The Office for National Statistics said the increase in fertility has been driven by women at older ages | The Independent, UK
Pregnant women to be offered NHS test to detect pre-eclampsia
New draft guidance recommends midwives use one of four blood tests to help diagnose condition | The Guardian, UK
In Australia, pregnancy screening for common genetic diseases to be made free of charge
The federal government has announced that $81 million will be spent to make pregnancy screening free for common genetic disorders | ABC News, Australia
About the Author
Anthony Cunningham, BA (Hons), MA, is a UK-based fertility testing expert and editor with over 20 years’ experience running Zoom Baby, a trusted source for accurate pregnancy, ovulation and fertility tests and testing guidance. He creates clear, evidence-based articles using NHS guidance, professional fertility resources, and conception planning best practices. Where possible, content is reviewed by fertility specialists and healthcare professionals to enhance accuracy and reliability, helping readers make informed testing decisions.
Medical Disclaimer
This article is for general information only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. If you have concerns about your health or symptoms, speak to your GP or another qualified healthcare professional. In an emergency, seek urgent medical help.
