
Breaking the Silence in Infertility Care
“Infertility is not just about biology; it is about dignity, identity, and belonging. When society is silent, the pain only grows louder inside us.” – Breaking the Silence Symposium participant To

“Infertility is not just about biology; it is about dignity, identity, and belonging. When society is silent, the pain only grows louder inside us.” – Breaking the Silence Symposium participant To

Main Takeaways First IVF baby Louise Joy Brown joined the More Joy Campaign in Mexico on her birthday to raise awareness about global fertility decline Fertility rates in Latin America

The first IVF baby in history, Louise Joy Brown, is joining the More Joy campaign as an ambassador. This is a very exciting development for IFFS and our efforts to

The European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) annual meeting kicks off July 1st in Paris and IFFS will be there to spread More Joy. Dr. Luca Gianaroli will represent

Main takeaways: More than 50% of all countries are below replacement level. Underpopulation causes distinct societal challenges in many countries. More focus on family-building strategies (decreasing barriers to establish a

At the IFFS World Congress in Tokyo, Dr. Marcos Horton was named the new president of IFFS. We talked to him about why he pursued a career in infertility and

More Joy travels to Tokyo Share article: The More Joy campaign will be everywhere at the upcoming IFFS World Congress in Tokyo April 26 – 29. First, an update on

Progress in the Philippines to address declining fertility rates Share article: Dr. Eileen M. Manalo is making progress encouraging the Philippine government to address infertility. A founding member and former

Greece is making a significant investment to improve its fertility rate. What’s happening and how did it come about? We talked to Dr. Basil Tarlatzis, Professor of Obstetrics and Chairman

Italy was a pioneer in Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART). Despite this, ART was regulated by an extremely restrictive law in Italy from 2004 – 2014 which forbid embryo cryopreservation (except
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