NOW-fertility are delighted to invite patients based in the UAE to an event showcasing fertility educational resources. Supported by Merck, Igenomix and IVF Support UAE, a group offering help to those with infertility, the meeting takes place on Friday 25th November from 10am – 4pm at the Movenpick Hotel Bur Dubai. Speakers including a fertility […]
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NOW-fertility are pleased to celebrate November’s fertility awareness month by hosting an educational event ‘Fertility Connected Care Ecosystem’ in collaboration with Notre Dame University-Iouaize, Lebanon. Taking place at the university on Thursday 17th November between 9.30am – noon, the distinguished panel of speakers includes NOW-fertility Chief Medical Officer Dr Antoine Abu Musa, CEO Professor Luciano Nardo
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L’infertilité en général, et les protocoles PMA en particulier, sont bien souvent chargés en émotions. Il s’agit d’une étape de vie compliquée, au cours de laquelle les femmes et les couples alternent de manière parfois chaotique la joie et l’excitation de concevoir un enfant et de fonder une famille avec des émotions plus difficiles à
Egg donation is usually when a woman, not undergoing fertility treatment, herself goes through part of the IVF process so her eggs can be collected and donated to another woman unable to conceive naturally with their own eggs. Egg donation is seen either as a legally binding agreement between the egg donor and the recipient,
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According to a study presented to the European Society for Human Reproduction (ESHRE) in July 2022, in which 1060 patients were interviewed (February-April 2019), 49% of patients left a clinic due to a communication problem with caregivers of fertility. Patients say what they value in a fertility clinic and why they stay is: The feeling
NOW-fertility consultant Riadh Ben Temime explains some of the factors affecting male fertility and how nutritional supplements might help. The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that infertility affects nearly 190 million people worldwide, with male infertility accounting for up to 50% of the nearly one-in-five couples who seek help when trying to conceive. At the
The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that endometriosis affects around 10% of reproductive age women and girls globally. But what is it and how can it affect fertility? Endometrium is the lining of the womb. In endometriosis, tissue that is similar to this lining adheres and grows in other places in the body, including the
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NOW-fertility’s Chief Medical Officer Antoine Abu Musa explains how and why your ‘ovarian reserve’ can hinder fertility and what measures can be taken to overcome issues. A common problem for women and couples struggling to conceive is their ovarian reserve – that is the number and quality of eggs available. This means not only are
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Experienced fertility nurse Anna Balchan has joined the NOW-fertility team, supporting patients undergoing assisted conception treatment cycles. Anna will be part of a global multidisciplinary team embracing technology solutions and innovative measures to offer an unparalleled experience for patients. Anna will be the linchpin between NOW-fertility patients and the clinical team. She will conduct virtual
Male factor contributes to infertility in approximately 40% of couples who fail to conceive, causing significant psychosocial and marital stress. Every subfertile couple must make sure the male partner is tested. Semen analysis is an important fertility test, and it should be done before any treatments are decided. The fertility consultant will inform you that
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