New Delhi – July 31, 2017
– Dr. Sangeeta Jain MBBS, MD (Obst & Gynae), founder JoyIVF, attended European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) 2017 that took place in Geneva, Switzerland earlier this month. This was the 33rd annual meeting of ESHRE which is aimed at promoting interest in, and understanding of, reproductive biology and medicine. It does this through facilitating research and subsequent dissemination of research findings in human reproduction and embryology to the different stakeholders.
A technical exhibition of pharmaceutical, surgical and laboratory products was organised in the sidelines of the congress. Several Precongress Courses were organised by ESHRE’s Special Interest Groups on a variety of subjects including male infertility, enhancing endometrial receptivity, embryo transfer process and techniques, etc.
Several industry sponsored sessions were also part of the programme. Some of the interesting topics included personalizing ovarian stimulation, natural diversity in ART outcome, insulin sensitizers and PCOS, amongst others.
JoyIVF believes that learnings from the annual meeting are valuable to the medical and scientific industry and it is important that they are brought into India.
Dr. Jain has close to 30 years of experience in fertility research and treatment and continues to advance the field. Dr. Sangeeta has had a brilliant career run with gold medals in academics and practice successfully from the past many years. After completing her MBBS and post-graduation in Obestrics and Gynaecology from King George’s Medical College, Lucknow, she has been training with distinguished experts like DR R. Rajan and DR B. N.Chakravarty – the pioneers of India’s first test tube baby at Institute of Reproductive Medicine.
She founded JoyIVF in New Delhi to maintain the set benchmarks in form of services.
About JoyIVF:
Joy IVF clinic in East Delhi under brilliant guidance of Doctor Jain has been able to achieve its aims with high rates of success. It has been able to help couples from all spheres of life enjoy and celebrate the emotions attached to parenthood.
Focus areas on the discussion included the role of undiagnosed diabetes in fertility issues. Discussion also included types of diabetes, microvascular and cardiovascular complications of diabetes, impact on size of babies and metabolic effects on babies born to diabetic mothers. The issue of reduced fertility in men and women with Type 1 diabetes was discussed. The risks during pregnancy of women with Type 2 diabetes was shared.
