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Sep 19, 2026, 17:16
Thought-Provoking Start to the Day in Birmingham at the Annual ARCS Symposium
The Association of Reproductive and Clinical Scientists (ARCS) shared on LinkedIn:
”Thought-provoking start to the day in Birmingham – attendees at the annual ARCS Symposium have been treated to presentations including access to fertility care in Scotland, evidence base on pros and cons of abstinence period on outcomes, the practical details of individual sperm vitrification, and the realities of the practice of informal donor conception.
Can’t wait for this afternoon!”
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