Immunology and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss – ESHRE SIG Reproductive Genetics
ESHRE SIG Reproductive Genetics shared on LinkedIn:
“Immunology and recurrent pregnancy loss: where does the evidence end and the controversy begin?
Few areas in recurrent pregnancy loss generate as much interest and debate as the role of the immune system.
Immune mechanisms are increasingly discussed in reproductive medicine, but separating biologically plausible associations from clinically useful tests and treatments remains a challenge.
At our upcoming ESHRE Campus workshop on Comprehensive approaches to pregnancy loss, a dedicated session will explore the role of immunological and thrombophilic mechanisms in pregnancy loss:
- Immunological factors: separating fact from fiction
- Thrombophilias and antiphospholipid syndrome: evidence-based testing and management
- Modifiable lifestyle factors as immune modulators in pregnancy loss
For clinicians, embryologists, geneticists and researchers working in reproductive medicine, this is an important opportunity to examine what the current evidence actually supports and what it does not.
Comprehensive approaches to pregnancy loss
- Budapest
- 12-14 November 2026
- Up to 13 European CME credits
The early registration rate is available only until 12 October.
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