ESHRE 38th Annual Meeting

Milan, Italy
3-6 July 2022

#ESHRE2022

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Thank you for participating in our 38th Annual Meeting

Going hybrid - a return to normal with a virtual twist

We thank you all for making the 38th Annual Meeting of our Society so wonderful and hope to see you next year in Copenhagen.

Missed a session? You can still watch it on-demand. The ESHRE 2022 virtual platform remains available to registered participants for 6 months after the meeting has been held.

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News

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  • Focus on Reproduction

Artificial intelligence in embryology and ART

06 July 2022

Although developments in AI, machine learning and automation were much in evidence at this meeting, a head-to-head debate concluded that there is still a way to go before machine learning algorithms live up to expectation, and still greater scientific, ethical and practical scrutiny is needed around AI.

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  • Press release

How consumer DNA testing is changing the landscape of egg and sperm donation

06 July 2022

An ongoing study reveals the multiple ways people now seek information about genetic relatives

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And the winners are...

06 July 2022

​Six presentations at ESHRE 2022 were selected and rewarded: Marina Loid - Basic Science Award for poster presentation, Nadesapillai, Sapthami - Basic Science Award for oral presentation, Christian Becker - Clinical Science Award for oral presentation, Juan Giles - Clinical Science Award for poster presentation, Sara Somers - Nurses Award, Dorit Christina Kieslinger - FSA

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  • Press release

Frozen embryo transfers in IVF linked to greater risk of maternal hypertension in pregnancy

06 July 2022

Implications rise with increasing use of embryo freezing in assisted reproduction

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  • Focus on Reproduction

Number of frozen treatment cycles continues to rise throughout the world

05 July 2022

Preliminary data reported by European and global monitoring groups see cycles increasing, success rates stable, but frozen cycles continuing to rise relative to total treatments. China’s addition to the global database makes a big difference to worldwide trends.

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  • Focus on Reproduction

COVID-19 linked to semen impairment

05 July 2022

Results of an analysis outlined in the Human Reproduction keynote lecture suggest that men who have recovered from COVID-19 should still be monitored for at least three months afterwards, especially males who have been in intensive care.

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  • Press release

Motherhood after breast cancer doesn’t lower survival chances

05 July 2022

Study results reassuring for women wanting children

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  • Press release

Anorexia linked to significant adverse pregnancy outcomes

05 July 2022

Fertility specialists need more awareness of risks

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Timed intercourse for couples may increase pregnancy chances

05 July 2022

Review suggests tests detecting hormones in urine are effective

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  • Focus on Reproduction

Probiotics dont improve poor vaginal health

04 July 2022

But a third of women got better spontaneously

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  • Focus on Reproduction

Frozen sperm just as effective as fresh for insemination treatments

04 July 2022

The largest study of its kind finds ‘no detrimental effect of cryopreservation’ on treatment outcomes

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Reducing the risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome in IVF

04 July 2022

A huge analysis of 171 studies and almost 37,000 subjects finds safety benefit in short stimulation regimens

Meet this year's ESHRE5 young ambassadors

We are happy to present to you our five ESHRE Young Ambassadors who reported from ESHRE 2022. Click on the links below to meet the ESHRE5, and follow their posts on Twitter.

Meet the ESHRE5

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