There is a growing demand for infertility treatments in the Middle East and the entry of IVI Middle East Fertility Clinic in the United Arab Emirates has led to the UAE hosting the 4th edition of the In-Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) Conference at the Jumeirah Etihad Towers, West Corniche, Abu Dhabi on 30 November. The conference is titled, ‘Latest Advancements in Enhancing Success Rates in ART (Assisted Reproductive Technologies), Anno – 2018’ and will gather over 300 UAE experts in the field and several renowned international speakers. “Advances like genetic testing and assisted reproductive technologies have opened up unimaginable dimensions, offering the possibilities of parenthood to couples who have often spent years trying to have a child, and many a times, even given up hope,” said Dr Human Fatemi (pictured), Subspecialist Reproductive Medicine & Reproductive Surgery, Medical Director, IVI Middle East Fertility Clinic. “This year’s conference will focus on some of the best research findings and clinical practices of IVF which will largely be absorbed by our OB-GYN community and will benefit the people of UAE seeking interventions. Key areas that will be covered will include – Ovarian Regeneration, Personalization of Ovarian Stimulation, Pre-implantation Genetic Testing, IVF and Foetal Medicine, Role of Vitamin D and infertility, Fertility Preservation, Uterine Abnormalities and more,” added Professor Fatemi. IVI Fertility has three clinics in the Middle East at Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Muscat.
IVI Middle East Fertility to host major ART conference in the UAE
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