That's a wrap on ESHRE 2026. Thank you for joining ART Fertility Clinics at the 42nd Annual Meeting of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology — explore the science, posters and highlights from London below.
London · ExCeL · Sunday 5 July, 2026
Oral communications, poster sessions and team moments from ART Fertility Clinics across all four days of the congress. All times shown in UTC.
Precongress · PCC15Prof. Dr. Human Fatemi
PCC15 · MSRM Exchange course: Hot topics in reproductive medicine — from comorbidities to clinical decision making.
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PCC15 · MSRM Exchange course: Hot topics in reproductive medicine — from comorbidities to clinical decision making.
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Poster DiscussionJonalyn Edades
Session 14 — Poster discussion session, Reproductive Endocrinology.
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Invited Lecture · Merck BoothProf. Dr. Barbara Lawrenz, PhD
Invited lecture hosted at the Merck booth (Merck-sponsored symposium).
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Oral CommunicationSuzan Samir · ART Fertility Clinics
Session 46 — Endometrial preparation to frozen embryo transfer under the spotlight.
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Session 81 — Unravelling pregnancy loss: maternal age, inflammation, uterine environment & therapeutic innovations.
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Oral CommunicationAna Arnanz · ART Fertility Clinics
Session 80 — Tailoring ovarian stimulation. A mixed-effects retrospective analysis.
Follow live social feed →PosterSamyra Siqueira · ART Fertility Clinics, Abu Dhabi
A sibling-oocyte split cIVF/ICSI strategy that may improve cycle-level fertilization and minimise total fertilization failure in non-severe male factor.
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PosterVirginia Ferracuti · ART Fertility Clinics, Abu Dhabi
WES to improve variant detection and PGT-M test design for consanguineous couples.
See on the feed →PosterAndrea Abdala · ART Fertility Clinics, Abu Dhabi
A sibling-oocyte study showing a microfluidic sperm selection device yields blastocyst quality and euploidy comparable to density-gradient.
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PosterMohammed Sheril · ART Fertility Clinics, Abu Dhabi
Impact of first-vitrification timing on blastocyst viability in double-vitrified embryos undergoing single biopsy.
See on the feed →PosterAsina Bayram · ART Fertility Clinics, Abu Dhabi
Comparable live birth rates following euploid embryo transfer with cIVF and ICSI in non-severe male factor cycles.
See on the feed →PosterLaura Melado · ART Fertility Clinics
Whether the AMH–oocyte-yield relationship holds across AMH-to-stimulation intervals and menstrual-cycle phase.
See on the feed →PosterHamid Didar · ART Fertility Clinics
Higher parity was associated with increased pregnancy loss after euploid embryo transfer.
See on the feed →PosterSalma Selim · ART Fertility Clinics
Pre-stimulation counselling and preventable cancellations, medication errors and non-adherence during endometrial preparation for FET.
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PosterFrancisco Ruiz · ART Fertility Clinics
Age, BMI and embryo quality were associated with ongoing pregnancy after single euploid FET in a true natural cycle.
See on the feed →PosterLaura Marqueta · ART Fertility Clinics
A multi-physician interobserver agreement study of ovulation-day determination in true natural-cycle FET.
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How endometrial programming and embryo quality influence miscarriage risk beyond euploidy.
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The limits of artificial intelligence in fully predicting embryo euploidy.
See on the feed →PosterBarbara Lawrenz · ART Fertility Clinics
Oocyte competency is not compromised when obtained from early-follicular dominant follicles after a short stimulation in diminished ovarian reserve.
See on the feed →PosterMarta Luque · ART Fertility Clinics
An early luteal-phase stimulation start does not impair maturation or fertilization but may reduce euploid embryo count.
See on the feed →Session themes reflect ART Fertility Clinics' accepted abstracts and research focus. Confirmed times, room numbers and full titles are listed in the official ESHRE 2026 online planner — follow the live feed below for real-time updates.
Full ESHRE poster summaries from ART Fertility Clinics — download each as a PDF.
The clinicians and scientists who direct ART Fertility Clinics' research programme — 268 papers published in high-impact journals.
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