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ESHRE Membership just got better – Free Journal Access

28 October 2025

We're delighted to announce that all four ESHRE Journals are now available completely free as part of ESHRE membership! 
This is a significant new benefit we're proud to offer, giving you even greater access to the latest research, reviews and developments in reproductive medicine and science.
All ESHRE members need to do is log into ‘MyESHRE’ and click on the relevant buttons.
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Applications for the 2026 ESHRE/EBCOG EFRM Exam are now open

15 October 2025

The ESHRE and the European Board and College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (EBCOG) are pleased to announce the applications for the 2026 exam are now open.

Don’t miss this opportunity, apply today and secure your spot!

Thank you for participating in our 41st Annual Meeting!

02 July 2025

We would like to thank everyone who participated in ESHRE 2025 and hope you had inspiring days, filled with insightful sessions and enjoyed connecting with experts and peers from around the globe.

The ESHRE 2025 virtual platform remains available to registered participants for 5 months after the meeting has been held. This is also the place to go for your certificate of attendance.

See you in London!

Good practice recommendations on fertility preservation in child and adolescent males receiving gonadotoxic therapies now published

27 June 2025

This Good Practice Recommendations paper aims to provide guidance on all aspects of fertility preservation in prepubertal boys and adolescent males in whom it is not possible to obtain sperm. It covers topics ranging from setting up a fertility preservation program and determining eligibility, to counselling, performing a testicular tissue biopsy and cryopreservation techniques.