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Apr 24, 2026, 11:41
Let’s Start the Week with the April Issue of RBMO, Out in Full Now! – RBMO
Reproductive BioMedicine Online (RBMO) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Let’s start the week with the April issue of RBMO – out in full now!
Issue 52.4 features 19 original research and review articles, a commentary on oocyte quality in the era of AI, and a countercurrent contribution rethinking insemination for good-prognosis couples.
This month, our new research papers and reviews cover topics including:
- First births after using a closed, simplified IVF culture system in a mobile IVF laboratory:
- The concordance between AI-based and conventional embryo selection:
- Biochemical or clinical pregnancy loss after first embryo transfer
- Effect of abnormal semen parameters on ICSI
- Fertility preservation in patients with Turner syndrome
- A survey study into what shapes the experiences of donor-conceived people
- Evaluation of a web-based decision aid for couples at risk of transmitting a genetic disease
…and more
The issue includes 17 open access and free articles, so even non-subscribers will find plenty of new research and reviews to read.
See the full table of contents, and access the articles online, now.”
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April issue
Clinical Pregnancy
conventional embryo selection
donor-conceived people
Fertility
Fertility News
fertility preservation
first embryo transfer
genetic disease
good-prognosis couples
ICSI
IVF culture
Oocyte Quality
Reproductive BioMedicine Online
reproductive health
Reproductive Medicine
review articles
Turner Syndrome
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