Engaging Clinicians on Non-Invasive Fertility Solutions – Ziwig Biotech
Ziwig Biotech shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Ziwig Biotech will attend next week the Middle East Fertility Society (MEFS) Congress 2025, a key gathering for advances in reproductive medicine and women’s health.
- Venue: Grand Hyatt, Dubai — Booth G
- Date: December 4–6
Our team will engage with clinicians, embryologists, and researchers to discuss how early, accurate and non-invasive diagnostics can improve the management of endometriosis and infertility: two major unmet needs in reproductive health.
- Scientific Symposium : ‘Endometriosis and Infertility: Role of Early, Accurate and Non-Invasive Diagnosis’
- Date: Friday, December 5th
- Time: 15:30–16:30
- Vanue: Al Ameera 1 – Main Hall
Chaired by Pr. Jean-Marc Ayoubi and Pr. Gaby Moawad with contributions from Pr. Nicola Pluchino, Pr. Michael Fakih and Pr. Gaby Moawad.
Throughout the congress, we look forward to engaging discussion around clinical pathways, patient journeys, and the integration of innovative diagnostic technologies into fertility practice.”
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