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Fertility doctor delivers himself an [pounds]8 million profit in IVF boom ; Clinics make fortune as patients pay up to [pounds]20,000 for treatment
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LONDON'S most high-profile fertility doctor made [pounds]8
million in one year, an Evening Standard investigation has found.
Mohamed Taranissi's private IVF practice has quadrupled its
profits in just six years.
His company made a pre-tax profit of almost [pounds]8 million
based on charging [pounds]2,500 for a basic single IVF treatment
and had [pounds]20 million in the bank, according to its most recent
accounts.
Our investigation found evidence of how fertility doctor...
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