LONDON — A new study put a question mark on the use of two most, widely used infertility treatments for couples who have unknown problems having children.

Doctors in Scotland tested ovulation stimulating drug and artificial insemination against completely untreated couples who had no clear reasons of infertility.

Researchers found minute difference in the number of couples who had babies, among the three groups. The study was published Friday in the British Medical Journal.

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