5ème Congrès National de la Société Grecque de la Fertilité et la Stérilité
Decembre 2016, Thessalonique - Grece "Etude de l'expression embryonnaire de intégrine avb3 en embryons souris 2 et 4 cellules après stimulation ovarienne"
Coopération du Dr Fraidakis avec le Dr Claus Yding Andersen de l’Université d’Aarhus (Danemark)
Decembre 2016, Heraklion - Grece Présentation des résultats de la coopération sur "Préservation de la fertilité et cryoconservation du tissu gonadique et des cellules souches embryonnaires humaines"
24eme Congrès mondial débats en Obstétrique, Gynécologie et de l’infertilité (COGI)
Président à la session intitulée: INFÉRTILITÉ MÉCANIQUE Novembre 2016, Amsterdam - Pays-Bas
WHO considers new definition of infertility that includes being single
The World Health Organisation (WHO) is considering making changes to the definition of infertility to recognise that every individual has the 'right to reproduce'. Currently the WHO defines infertility as a disability and 'a disease of the reproductive system defined by the failure to achieve a clinical pregnancy after 12 months or more of regular
Over 5,000 births of healthy children thanks to Crete Fertility Centre!
Dr Mattheos Fraidakis and his team of medical experts bring people closer to the blessing called parenthood! When it comes to assisted reproduction technologies (ART), Crete Fertility Centre in Heraklion, Greece has been leading the way since 1993, offering quality services at the highest standards. Clinical and scientific director of the IVF Unit, Dr Mattheos
Endometrial scratching in women appears to increase chance of clinical pregnancy, live birth
There is a much disputed claim that "injury" to the lining of the uterus - whether inadvertent or deliberate - increases the chance of embryo implantation and thus the chance of pregnancy in certain groups of women having IVF. The "injury" has usually been performed as a biopsy from the womb lining (endometrium), whose action
Freezing Your Eggs at Fortysomething
This week, I had my eggs frozen. I’m 44. And a half. All the data and statistics say that I had a ten percent chance of this, whittled down to a three percent chance of that, and if fertilized, a one percent chance of having a healthy baby - or some other seemingly grim statistic.
Weight loss before fertility treatment may improve pregnancy odds for women with PCOS
Overweight and obese women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) may have a greater chance of becoming pregnant if they lose weight before beginning fertility treatment, according to an analysis of two studies funded by the National Institutes of Health. It is known that women’s fertility declines with age. These findings support delaying fertility treatment in
