ESHRE Campus 2026, Comprehensive Approaches to Pregnancy Loss – ESHRE SIG Reproductive Genetics
ESHRE SIG Reproductive Genetics shared on LinkedIn:
“The ESHRE SIG Reproductive Genetics, together with the ESHRE SIG Implantation and Early Pregnancy, invites you to join us in Budapest, 12–14 November 2026, for the ESHRE Campus workshop:
Comprehensive approaches to pregnancy loss.
Designed for clinicians, embryologists, geneticists and other professionals working across reproductive medicine and pregnancy loss, this highly practical programme will explore some of the most challenging questions we encounter in recurrent pregnancy loss.
Across expert-led lectures, clinical cases and interactive discussions, we will explore:
- genetic, anatomical, endocrine, immunological and male-factor causes of pregnancy loss
- how to approach complex cases when investigations are inconclusive
- emerging evidence, including biomarkers and the microbiome
- how to prioritise investigations and interpret uncertain findings
- which interventions are evidence-based, and importantly, which should be avoided
- how to translate evolving research into practical, personalised patient care
Whether you work in the clinic, the IVF laboratory, genetics or the wider multidisciplinary team, we hope you will join us for three days of discussion, learning and exchange in Budapest.
- Budapest, Hungary
- 12-14 November 2026
- Up to 13 European CME credits
Discover the full programme and register at the early rate by 12 October.”
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