The International Federation of Fertility Societies (IFFS) and its 2019 World Congress Scientific Committee have formally announced the publication of its 2019 World Congress Program and Call for Abstracts, now available on the IFFS website. The 23rd IFFS World Congress, to be held April 11-14, 2019 in Shanghai, China. Themed "Transforming the Frontiers of Human Reproduction," the Congress will highlight contributions from over 60 renowned international faculty focused on issues within the fertility field.
“We have created this program to provide the most recent and cutting-edge education to practitioners globally,” said Richard Kennedy, IFFS President. “Attendees are invited to view the program and learn more about our list of well-known and respected faculty, who will be presenting this research across a range of current issues in our field at the Congress.”
Keynote Topics Include:
- Developmental Biology
- Endometrial Factor; Implantation
- Endocrine Related Disorders
- Epigenetics/Reproductive Toxicants
- Evidence-based Medicine
- Human Rights
- Single Cell Transcriptomics Analysis to Elucidate Reproductive Disorders
- Stem Cells
- Uterine Transplantation
The 2019 World Congress will examine research and development on local, regional and international levels. The World Congress is specially created for any person within the reproductive healthcare industry. The 2019 World Congress is expected to draw 4,000 international delegates.
Visit the official IFFS website for regularly updated Congress information, including the Congress program, at iffs-reproduction.org.
About the International Federation of Fertility Societies (IFFS)
Founded in 1951, the International Federation of Fertility Societies (IFFS) is a Non-State Actor (NSA) which promotes and develops educational initiatives in the ?eld of reproductive health, supporting the goals and objectives of the World Health Organization (WHO) as well as the renewed focus and prioritization WHO has given to infertility as a disease. IFFS Education Programmes are tailored to regional needs, based on extensive faculty research and communication with local Member Society representatives. The IFFS represents over 65 UN country speci?c fertility societies that in the aggregate encompass an estimated 50,000 physicians and reproduction medicine specialists worldwide including allied healthcare medical professionals. For more information on IFFS, its event and its membership, visit iffs-reproduction.org.
