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Free Webinar | Boosting Egg Quality: An insight from an embryologist
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Fertility expert Zita West and Aria Fertility Clinic Director & Embryologist Robert Smith hosted a free webinar to help you learn how you can enhance your IVF success both holistically and scientifically.
Throughout the webinar, they will delve into:
- The holistic approach advocated by Zita West
- Understanding fertility as a whole body event
- The significant influence of diet, nutrition, and supplements on egg and sperm health
- Insight into the journey of eggs, sperm, and embryos post collection
- Fertilisation mechanisms
- Successful implantation strategies
- Exploring embryo screening techniques
- Leveraging technology such as the Embryoscope to improve IVF outcomes
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