The five biggest things we learned at ESHRE
Reassurance about endo, information about older fathers, practical advice on microplastics: we’ve got it all.
Good morning,
Yes, I’m banging on about our trip to Paris again. This is news you can use, though: the studies we heard about at ESHRE that might help you on your jourrrney, whether that’s providing a bit more information about why something (like recurrent miscarriage) might be happening to you, or giving you a bit of reassurance about whether you might get pregnant after an endometriosis diagnosis.
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Until next time!
Emma xxx
It was easy to forget, as we swanned around Paris and tried to get our hands on as much egg and sperm-themed swag as possible, that ESHRE is not only Europe’s largest fertility conference – it’s also an important resource for scientists and clinicians to come together and share their findings.
Yes, there’s a huge expo where all the pharma companies get together and try to draw people in with gimmicks, but actually, the important part is the darkened auditoriums, where scientists share their findings with an audience who can apply what they’ve learned in their work with you, the patients.
Some of the science went over our head. But here are five things we learned that might help you on your jourrrrney.