Elias Tsakos: IVF Does Not Increase the Risk of Breast Cancer
Elias Tsakos, Founder, Medical Director and Chairman at EmbryoClinic IVF Greece and President of the Hellenic Robotic Gynaecological Society, shared on LinkedIn about a paper he co-authored with colleagues published in Cureus։
“IVF does Not increase the risk of breast cancer.
A new scientific publication by EmbryoClinic, in collaboration with Breast Clinics in Athens and Rome, reviewing outcomes in 617,479 women, confirms that IVF is safe.
Knowledge builds trust.
Our team has been at the forefront of women’s health since 1999.”
Title: The Impact of Assisted Reproduction Technology on Breast Cancer Risk for Women With Infertility: Current Insights and Future Perspectives
Authors: Kanelina Bimpa, Emmanouil M. Xydias, Dimitrios Varvaras, Dimitrios N. Koronarchis, Elias Tsakos.
You can read the Full Article in Cureus.
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