A new tablet could help improve the odds of successful IVF treatment, scientists have said after initial trials showed “promising” results. Researchers set out to test whether the drug, which has a direct effect on the inner lining of the womb, can improve the embryo implantation process during fertility treatment. The pill, known as OXO-001 and created by Spanish biotech company Oxolife, is the first of its kind and had already gone through safety checks in early studies – known as pre-clinical trials. The new study found the drug raised a woman’s odds of pregnancy. Some 96 infertile women ag…