Tuesday, 7th June at 3pm EST, 8pm UK, 9pm CET
Reproduction, Technology and Society
Moderators:
Prof. Nick Macklon and Prof. Jacky Boivin
Main Lecture:
Research-supported mobile applications and internet-based technologies to mediate the psychological effects of infertility: A review
Prof. Alice D Domar with Alison Meyers
Speed sessions:
Smartphone based lifestyle coaching modifies behaviours in women with subfertility or recurrent miscarriage: An RCT
Ka Ying Bonnie Ng
Promoting fertility awareness and preconception health using a chatbot: A randomized controlled trial
Dr. Eri Maeda
Do fertility tracking apps offer women useful information about their fertile window?
Prof. Joyce Harper
Discussion:
Liquid expectations- what can patients and clinics expect from technological advances?
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July 2022 Training Batch Schedule - 4th July- 18th July 2022
The International School of Embryology was established to offer training for clinicians in advanced reproductive technologies. Our skill and precision to all aspirants help them to know in-depth knowledge and experience. The members of our teaching faculty aim to bring doctors and embryologists to the highest level of knowledge about reproductive techniques and practical capability in the field.
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Date: 4 & 5 June 2022
Time: 9:00 AM To 5:00 P.M
Increased demand for in vitro fertilization (IVF) due to socio-demographic trends, and supply facilitated by new technologies, converged to transform the way a substantial proportion of humans reproduce. Since its clinical introduction in 1978, in vitro fertilization (IVF) has redefined the ability of the human species to procreate. One of the biggest challenges of this space is to increase pregnancy rates. A lot of technological lab advances have been made in order to achieve the same. Through this conference we will highlight some of the important laboratory advances which help in standardising practices and also smoothens the functioning of the laboratory. Topics like advances in workstations, sperm selection, artificial intelligence, lab management, alarm systems etc would be covered with key faculties at this event.
To Register Online: https://pages.razorpay.com/metaembryotech
Contact Person Name: Mr. Vikas Sharma (+91-9999216837)
Unexplained male infertility is evident in up to 25% of male factor infertility cases and exposure to environmental contaminants could be one of many culprits in the global decline in male fertility. Since many of these compounds end up in water bodies, it is referred to as Contaminants of Emerging Concern (CECs) and are typically not regulated under current environmental laws.
Tuesday, 24th May at 3pm EST, 8pm UK, 9pm CET
This session is sponsored by IVF 2.0
Moderators:
Dr Charles Bormann and Dr Irene Dimitriadis and Olcay Ocali
Panelists:
Lizeth Barrientos and Giles Palmer
Introduction by Dr. Jacques Cohen
Artificial Intelligence- Lessons from Other Disciplines in Medicine
AI at work: The Mexican Experience
Dr. Gerardo Mendizaba Ruiz
Making your Mind Up
Alejandro Chavez Badiola
Round Table Discussion
The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) is considering ways gamete donor anonymity laws could be changed, as the advent of straight-to-consumer genetic testing has 'thrown into question' the assumption of anonymity.
NHS-funded IVF cycles were slower to resume on average than privately-funded treatments after the mandatory closure of all UK clinics due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
