AUGUST 2014 | 27th ISSUE

ESHRE IN THE FIELD

// ANNUAL MEETING

HIGHLIGHT OF THE MONTH

// Impact factors: ESHRE's journals on top

// THE BEST OF ESHRE AND ASRM

Registrations are open

Following the success of previous events, the next joint meeting based on the best of European and American reproductive medicine will take place in New York from 5 to 7 March 2015. For information and registration, click here.

// ESHRE CAMPUS

 Epigenetics in reproduction

Lisbon, Portugal
26-27 September 2014

// ESHRE CAMPUS

Endoscopy in reproductive medicine

Leuven, Belgium
15-17 October 2014

// ESHRE CAMPUS

Making OHSS a complication of the past: State-of-the-art use of GnRH agonist triggering

Thessaloniki, Greece
31 October-1 November 2014

// ESHRE CAMPUS

From gametes to blastocysts – a continuous dialogue

Dundee, UK
7-8 November 2014

// NEWS FROM HUMAN REPRODUCTION

The latest on genetics in ART in Human Reproduction this month

As our understanding of the genetics of infertility improves and the techniques of genetic testing evolve, the challenges faced by reproductive genetics require continuous assessment. The latest article by Joyce Harper et al, published in the ESHRE pages of Human Reproduction in August, is a comprehensive review of the current state of the research, practice, and issues resulting from the evolution of reproductive genetics over the last decade. Read the article here.
The paper is accompanied by an editorial from Professor Joep Geraedts. Read the Editorial here.
ESHRE’s Special Interest Group on Ethics and Law also published their latest paper, an “ethical considerations” on the topic of PGD. Read the paper here.

European IVF Monitoring: 2010 results available in advance access

Data monitoring reports from the ESHRE EIM Consortium describe annual activity in ART and IUI in Europe. The latest report examines the figures from year 2010 and is the 14th report published by the EIM Consortium.
The paper can now be downloaded here.

ESHRE JOURNALS

// EDITORS’ HIGHLIGHTS

Editors-in-Chief of ESHRE’s journals have selected their highlights from the current issues.

Find out their selections and read their comments by clicking on the links below.

ESHRE INSIDER

// GUIDELINE DEVELOPMENT: REVIEWERS WANTED

Routine psychosocial care in infertility and medically assisted reproduction – A guide for fertility staff

Dr Sofia Gameiro Chair of the guideline development group.

The draft guideline is now open for review until 30 September 2014. If you wish to contribute to the review and be listed as a reviewer of this guideline, you should use the reviewers comment form, with your comments and send it to Dr Nathalie Vermeulen. This guideline is the second ESHRE guideline developed following the methodology detailed in the Manual for ESHRE Guideline Development. Three more guidelines are currently under development.