Help us update our Istanbul consensus recommendations by completing a 20-minutes online survey

21 November 2022

The Istanbul consensus recommendations on the oocyte and embryo morphology assessment are currently applied worldwide. However, there is need to update these recommendations following the technologic and scientific advances in the field.
As a first step in this project, ESHRE and Alpha Scientists have set out to map the current practice regarding the oocyte and embryo morphology assessment and document the attitudes of professionals towards the Istanbul consensus recommendations. The aim is to identify areas for which improvement of the existing recommendations or formulating of new recommendations is highly relevant.

Register now for the 2023 Best of ESHRE and ASRM

17 November 2022

The Best of ESHRE & ASRM joint conference brings together international leaders in the field of Reproductive Medicine. Along with plenary talks from experts throughout Europe and the United States, you will also experience innovative idea sharing during our “Cutting Edge” sessions, gain an understanding of the thought differences during our “Back-to-Back” sessions, while pro and con discussions will spark conversation in the “Debate” sessions.

ESHRE wins EU4Health Grant for monitoring of Medically Assisted Reproduction

14 November 2022

ESHRE was recently awarded an EU4HEALTH project grant of 1.2 million euro for the development of the EuMAR data registry. The EuMAR data registry will be the first ‘overarching’ European, standardised, web-based data registry, containing high-quality cycle-by-cycle data entries from medical professionals across the EU. The EuMAR registry aims to facilitate data sharing for open science across institutes and to allow the longitudinal and cross-border follow up of medically assisted reproduction (MAR) data.

ESHRE publishes good practice recommendations on managing chromosomal mosaicism

07 November 2022

The ESHRE chromosomal mosaicism working group formulated recommendations based on a information on current practice, published data and expert opinion. These recommendations can be used by ART/PGT centres as a basis for their own policy with regards to the management of “mosaic” embryos.