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The Istanbul consensus update is now ready for stakeholder review

16 May 2024

ESHRE and Alpha Scientists in Reproductive Medicine have once again come together to update the Istanbul consensus document originally published in 2011.

We would like to invite you to review the document and submit your feedback by 17 June 2024. This is your chance to share your opinion and help us to develop this important document.

Implementation of the European Health Data Space (EHDS)

25 April 2024

ESHRE, as part of a large coalition of health stakeholder organisations, welcomes the agreement on the European Health Data Space (EHDS) Regulation and provides key recommendations to ensure the EHDS will be implemented in a way that provides most added value for patients and European health systems.

Guideline on Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (POI) is now open for stakeholder review

19 April 2024

Based on the necessity of tailored and up-to-date guidance, the 2015 POI guidelines were recently updated.
We would like to invite you to review the document, submit your feedback before 27 May 2024 and help shape this guideline. All feedback will be assessed and replied to in the stakeholder review report.

ESHRE launches factsheets to highlight environmental threats to fertility and reproductive health

14 March 2024

ESHRE Press Release
Governments must act now to address the effects of climate change and air pollution on fertility rates and reproductive health, says a document published by the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE).