In the next few days there will be two extremely important events on in vitro fertilization that you will attend great fertility experts and of which surely will come interesting conclusions in that field.
They will be held from September 15 to 19 in Montreal, Canada, on the 14th World Congress on IVF (IVF) and the third World Congress on in vitro ripening (IVM) organized by the International Society for In-Vitro Fertilization (ISIVF).
Among the guests will be one of the greats, Professor Robert Edwards, who developed the technique that allowed the birth of the first baby conceived by IVF. Patients who will tell their personal experiences about how they became parents after having been diagnosed with serious illnesses will also attend.
The latest advances, the complexity of techniques, procedures and novelties on stem cells will be discussed among a wide variety of issues related to in-vitro fertilization and assisted reproduction techniques.
Science is making giant strides in this field of medicine, advances that are giving more and more couples the opportunity to be parents.
To the extent that these eminences continue to investigate and refine the procedures, the dream of having a child will not be practically unattainable for anyone.
We will find out what will be discussed at the congresses.
