Georges Raad: Presenting New Research on Stress and IVF Outcomes at ESHRE 2026
Georges Raad, Scientific Director at IVF Lebanon, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“For years, one question has followed our research: how much of an IVF outcome happens in the lab, and how much happens in the mind?
The neurophysiology of stress. Stress and egg quality. Stress and embryo development. Testosterone and personality through the lens of reinforcement sensitivity theory. Different studies, connected by the same underlying question.
On Monday, 6 July, that journey continues at ESHRE 2026 in London.
I look forward to sharing our work and exchanging ideas with colleagues from around the world.
Oral O-101 | Session 26: Psychological Impact of Medically Assisted Reproduction
Date: Monday, 6 July 2026 | 16:00
Location: Capital Suite 7–12, ExCeL London
Our group will also be presenting six posters during the congress (P-060, P-171, P-127, P-200, P-744, and P-602).
If you are attending ESHRE, I would be delighted to meet and continue the discussion.”
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