From the First IVF Birth to the Future of Fertility Care! – ESHRE
European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“From the first IVF birth to the future of fertility care
In 1978, Louise Brown became a symbol of what scientific innovation could make possible. Decades later, embryologists continue to push the boundaries of reproductive medicine — combining expertise, precision and innovation every day in the laboratory.
This World Embryologist Day, we celebrate the professionals behind the science: those who help transform discoveries into clinical practice and continue shaping the future of fertility care.
Thank you to embryologists around the world for your dedication and commitment. Happy World Embryologist Day!.”
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