International Federation of Fertility Societies

International Federation of Fertility Societies The IFFS promotes research, education, and superior clinical care in global reproductive health. Twe

International co-operation and dialogue in the field of fertility and sterility can be said to have truly commenced in 1951 in Rio de Janeiro with the formation of the International Fertility Association (IFA). Eminent scientists from various parts of the world became members and triennial World Conferences in Fertility and Sterility were organized. in 1968, the IFA underwent restructuring and the

IFFS was born. Membership has grown and at present, over sixty National Fertility Societies are affiliated. It is estimated over 50,000 specialists worldwide concerned in the areas of fertility and sterility are brought together under one umbrella organization. As part of its educational outreach, each year IFFS conducts workshops in selected cities in underdeveloped countries, sponsors a Symposium in its International Series on topics of regional concern, and every three years holds a World Congress hosted by a national fertility society from within the federation.

Your research deserves a global audience.IFFS 26th World Congress 2027 offers an opportunity to showcase your work along...
07/31/2026

Your research deserves a global audience.

IFFS 26th World Congress 2027 offers an opportunity to showcase your work alongside leading voices in reproductive medicine and contribute to conversations shaping the future of fertility care.

With more than 1,000 abstracts expected and a global audience of clinicians, scientists, embryologists, and researchers, the Congress provides a platform to increase the visibility of your research, exchange ideas across disciplines, and build meaningful international collaborations.

Whether your work focuses on basic science, translational research, clinical practice, laboratory innovation, or patient-centred care, IFFS 2027 is where new evidence meets global impact.

đź“… Abstract submissions are open.

Submit your abstract and join the worldwide community advancing reproductive medicine.

📍 Brisbane, Australia | 18–21 April 2027

Learn more and submit your abstract:
https://congress.iffsreproduction.org/

Marcos Horton
Rishma Pai
Edgar Mocanu
Luca Gianaroli
Dapo Ashiru
Basil Tarlatzis
Elif Goknur Topcu
Create Fertility Centre

FREE WEBINAR!IFFS and Besins Healthcare Webinar Series: Uterus as an Organ - Uterine cancers: endometrium, myometrium an...
07/29/2026

FREE WEBINAR!

IFFS and Besins Healthcare Webinar Series: Uterus as an Organ - Uterine cancers: endometrium, myometrium and the cervix
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The uterus is an extraordinary organ—dynamic, complex, and central to many aspects of reproductive health.

Its physiology can be influenced by countless factors, making it essential for professionals in Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Medicine to understand it in depth.

Building on the success of previous IFFS webinar series, which attracted participants from more than 60 countries, IFFS is proud to partner once again with Besins Healthcare to present “Uterus as an Organ - Uterine cancers: endometrium, myometrium and the cervix” — a comprehensive educational journey into this remarkable part of the female body.

What to Expect: Each session in this series features two live, expert-led virtual lectures followed by a 20-minute interactive Q&A, allowing participants to engage directly with the presenters.

The session on Uterine cancers: endometrium, myometrium and the cervix will include a special extended 40-minute lecture followed by discussion, offering an even deeper dive into this critical topic.

Join us as we explore the uterus in all its complexity—and empower clinicians worldwide with advanced understanding and clinical insight.

Lead by: Dr. Ursula Catena M.D., Ph.D. (Italy)

Chair: Dr. Richard Kennedy (UK)

Date: 18th August 2026
Time: 13:00 CET (GMT +1)

Besins Healthcare
Besins Healthcare México
Besins Healthcare Brasil

Register: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_yjnBKPDGTUaEYQRBvuOGYQ

OR Visit: https://www.iffsreproduction.org/event/uterine-cancers-endometrium-myometrium-cervix/

Free Webinar!IFFS - ISA Male Infertility Webinar Series: Medical Interventions in Male Fertility [Powered by Merck Group...
07/28/2026

Free Webinar!

IFFS - ISA Male Infertility Webinar Series: Medical Interventions in Male Fertility [Powered by Merck Group]
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Join our Male Infertility Webinar Series and hear from leading experts from Greece and Italy.

04th August 2026 | 14:00 CET (GMT +1)

Explore key topics in male reproductive health, including Hormonal therapies for male infertility, Non hormonal therapies for male infertility, How to manage male sexual dysfunction and a live Q&A session.

Webinar Chair: Richard Kennedy (UK) & Dimitrios Goulis (Greece)

Webinar Speakers:
Prof. Dimitrios G. Goulis (Greece)
Dr. Emmanuele Jannini (Italy)
Dr. Sandro Esteves (Brazil)

Register now: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ENnVpWeXQ_2DAOPLBGL53w #/registration

To know more about the event visit: https://www.iffsreproduction.org/event/medical-interventions-in-male-infertility/

IFFS 26th World Congress 2027 will take place at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC), one of Australia’s ...
07/27/2026

IFFS 26th World Congress 2027 will take place at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC), one of Australia’s leading venues for international conferences and scientific exchange.

Located in Brisbane’s South Bank precinct, BCEC offers modern facilities, advanced technology, and flexible meeting spaces designed to support collaboration and innovation. Its central location also provides convenient access to accommodation, public transport, and a wide range of amenities for delegates.

Join the global reproductive medicine community in a venue purpose-built for meaningful connections and the exchange of ideas.

📍 Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Australia
📅 18–21 April 2027

Learn more about the venue:
https://congress.iffsreproduction.org/venue/

07/26/2026

Chères consœurs, chers confrères, chers ami(e)s,
📣 13ème congrès annuel de la Société Algérienne de Médecine de la Reproduction Samere Pma
📣Thème «DEBATES IN ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE »
🗓10-11 Décembre 2026 à l’hôtel Sheraton- Alger

Date limite de soumission des abstracts: 30/09/2026
Envoyez vos abstracts pour PrĂ©sentations orales/Posters en format Word Ă  l'adresse suivante: [email protected]


African Federation of Fertility Societies -AFFS
International Federation of Fertility Societies
ESHRE - European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology
Med.e.a - Medical Education Academy

Why is 25th July observed as World IVF Day and World Embryologist Day?• on 25th July 1978,the world's first baby conceiv...
07/25/2026

Why is 25th July observed as World IVF Day and World Embryologist Day?

• on 25th July 1978,the world's first baby conceived through in vitro fertilization (IVF)
• Her name: Louise Joy Brown her birth in the UK, which proved that conception outside the human body was possible.
• The little girl represented a major breakthrough in the field of in vitro fertilisation (IVF), the process of using the eggs and s***m of donors and artificially kicking off pregnancy outside the human body.
• The world’s first “test tube baby”, but people still like to point out “there were no test tubes actually involved in the process.” She was conceived in a petri dish, but “petri dish baby” didn’t quite have the same ring.
• WORLD IVF DAY: Commemorates Louise Brown's birth in the UK and Helps break the social stigma around infertility and educates people on reproductive health options.
• WORLD Embryologist DAY: honors the hard work of lab scientists, doctors, and nurses who handle assisted reproductive technology (ART). Today, embryologists continue to push the boundaries of reproductive medicine.

We at IFFS, Would like to wish Louise Joy Brown a very happy Birthday! And are proud of her leading the campaign.

Louise Joy Brown
Empica
Marcos Horton
Dr. Edgar Mocanu
Rishma Pai
Dapo Ashiru
Eileen M. Manalo
Elif Goknur Topcu
Antti Perheentupa
Vyacheslav Lokshin
Luca Gianaroli
Alan Decherney
Basil Tarlatzis
Hiroshi Kishi
Dr. Martha Luna
Baris Ata

07/23/2026

The theme of the IFFS 26th World Congress 2027, Global Access & Advances in Fertility Care, recognises that advancing reproductive medicine means not only driving scientific innovation but also improving equitable access to high-quality fertility care.

Despite significant progress, disparities in access, affordability, education, and healthcare systems continue to affect patients worldwide. Addressing these challenges requires collaboration across disciplines, sectors, and borders.

IFFS 2027 will bring together the global reproductive medicine community to exchange knowledge, share diverse perspectives, and explore how advances in research, technology, and clinical practice can improve fertility care for all.

Because the future of fertility care depends on making innovation accessible to everyone.

📅 18–21 April 2027
📍 Brisbane, Australia

Join the global conversation: https://congress.iffsreproduction.org/

Join Professor Charles Chapron for the Jean Cohen Eponymous Lecture - Endometriosis at IFFS 2027We are honoured to welco...
07/22/2026

Join Professor Charles Chapron for the Jean Cohen Eponymous Lecture - Endometriosis at IFFS 2027

We are honoured to welcome Professor Charles Chapron from Université Paris Cité and CHU Cochin as the distinguished speaker for the Jean Cohen Eponymous Lecture at IFFS 2027.

A leading authority in endometriosis, adenomyosis, reproductive medicine and gynaecological surgery, Professor Chapron has dedicated his career to advancing the understanding and management of these complex conditions through research, innovation and clinical excellence.

Don’t miss this prestigious lecture exploring key insights in endometriosis care and the future of reproductive health.

đź“… 19 April 2027
🕦 11:30–12:15
📍 IFFS 2027

Discover the latest advances shaping the future of fertility care: https://congress.iffsreproduction.org/programme/

07/21/2026

Psychological and mental health aspects of fertility care are addressed in this new special issue paper by Laurel Anderson, Alison J. Meyers and Alice D. Domar.

Patients undergoing treatment for infertility experience higher levels of psychological distress than the general population. Current research suggests that the increased stress, anxiety and depression levels in these individuals may be affecting their emotional well-being, treatment drop-out rates and clinical outcomes.

This paper emphasizes the need for mental health treatment as an integral part of patient care, including psychological interventions to provide greater support to patients and mitigate the effects of mental health symptoms.

Read the full article for free now, along with all our Special Issue papers in our Collection page, now:

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rbmo.2026.105770

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