Mays Aladham: Inspiring How ESHRE Gathers Us Every Year From Across the Globe on One Platform!
Mays Aladham, Deputy Labratory Director at FIRST IVF and Day Surgery Center L.L.C, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Inspiring how ESHRE gathers us every year from across the globe on one platform, united by a shared goal for shaping the future of fertility care!
One of the strongest messages from ESHRE London 2026 was that, in the era of AI, evidence matters more than ever. The future of IVF lies in clinically validated, evidence-based machine-learning algorithms that integrate patient characteristics with dynamic embryo development data—not in commercially available generative AI tools such as ChatGPT or Gemini… etc, whose predictive value for IVF outcomes does not exceed the odds of tossing a coin! In reproductive medicine, innovation must always be guided by robust evidence, rigorous validation, and, above all, patient benefit.”
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