It was an incredible gathering! As the world’s largest event in reproductive science and medicine, ESHRE aligns perfectly with our mission: to become the global reference standard for clinical outcomes, patient satisfaction, research, and teaching in the field of Human Reproduction and Genetics.
Our presence at ESHRE 2025 highlights our long-term commitment to engaging with the clinicians, researchers, and experts who are shaping tomorrow’s reproductive health. Our inspiring team from ART Fertility Clinics shared their brilliant contributions on human reproduction and discussed measures to tackle declining global fertility rates.
Thank you all for making this another unforgettable edition of our annual participation.
We're thrilled to share this moment from the ESHRE 41st Annual Meeting in Paris 🇫🇷, where our very own Ibrahim Elkhatib, Group Director - Embryology at ART Fertility Clinics, is delivering his presentation. His topic, "Evaluating Embryo Selection: The Discord Between Chromosomal Screening & Morphology," is pivotal for advancing our understanding in the field.
It's moments like these that highlight our commitment at ART Fertility Clinics to pioneering advancements and fostering a collaborative environment for better patient outcomes.
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Struggling with the dream of parenthood due to the high cost of fertility treatments in Asia?
You're not alone.
A recent article in Medical Channel Asia, "Want Kids but Can't Afford Treatment? You're Not Alone in Asia," sheds light on this pressing issue. Prof. Human Fatemi, Group Medical Director at ART Fertility Clinics and a contributor to the policy paper "Improving Access to Fertility Treatment in Asia Pacific," emphasizes the critical need for timely access to care. He states, "Fertility preservation is a personal choice that women should be able to make when they are ready. Elective egg freezing can provide women with more time and flexibility in planning their families
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Au revoir, ESHRE 2025!
It was an incredible gathering! As the world’s largest event in reproductive science and medicine, ESHRE aligns perfectly with our mission: to become the global reference standard for clinical outcomes, patient satisfaction, research, and teaching in the field of Human Reproduction and Genetics.
Our presence at ESHRE 2025 highlights our long-term commitment to engaging with the clinicians, researchers, and experts who are shaping tomorrow’s reproductive health. Our inspiring team from ART Fertility Clinics shared their brilliant contributions on human reproduction and discussed measures to tackle declining global fertility rates.
Thank you all for making this another unforgettable edition of our annual participation.
Now, we look ahead! See you next year in London!
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We're thrilled to share this moment from the ESHRE 41st Annual Meeting in Paris 🇫🇷, where our very own Ibrahim Elkhatib, Group Director - Embryology at ART Fertility Clinics, is delivering his presentation. His topic, "Evaluating Embryo Selection: The Discord Between Chromosomal Screening & Morphology," is pivotal for advancing our understanding in the field.
It's moments like these that highlight our commitment at ART Fertility Clinics to pioneering advancements and fostering a collaborative environment for better patient outcomes.
✨💙
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Struggling with the dream of parenthood due to the high cost of fertility treatments in Asia?
You're not alone.
A recent article in Medical Channel Asia, "Want Kids but Can't Afford Treatment? You're Not Alone in Asia," sheds light on this pressing issue.
Prof. Human Fatemi, Group Medical Director at ART Fertility Clinics and a contributor to the policy paper "Improving Access to Fertility Treatment in Asia Pacific," emphasizes the critical need for timely access to care. He states, "Fertility preservation is a personal choice that women should be able to make when they are ready. Elective egg freezing can provide women with more time and flexibility in planning their families
Read the Policy Paper: image.mail.organon.sg/lib/fe2e11717164047b7d1578/m…
Read the Article: medicalchannelasia.com/want-kids-but-cant-afford-t…
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