Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital announced the successful launch of its inaugural Conference on Fertility and Women's Health, held in Dubai on March 1, 2024. This milestone event witnessed the active participation of more than 300 specialized doctors, alongside esteemed experts and practitioners from various local and international domains.
The conference, hosted at the Kempinski Hotel Central Avenue over two days, from March 1 to 2, displayed a comprehensive program featuring a diverse range of sessions, workshops, and keynote presentations. Notably, leading doctors in the fields of fertility and women's health delivered insightful discussions on the latest breakthroughs in Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) and its impact on healthcare.
Dr. Bohaira El Geyoushi, Conference Chairperson and Head of the IVF department at Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Fertility Center in Dubai, expressed enthusiasm about the event's focus on discussing global advancements, challenges, and innovative treatments in fertility and women's health. Emphasizing the pivotal role of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, Dr. El Geyoushi highlighted their capacity to enhance diagnosis, treatment outcomes, and overall success rates.
The conference covered a wide spectrum of topics crucial to women's health, including sexual health, adolescent health, and deliberations on contentious clinical scenarios led by prominent embryologists. Dr. Robert Bader, Director of the IVF Laboratory at Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital in Dubai, emphasized the indispensable contribution of embryologists to the success of IVF procedures, with dedicated workshops and discussions on AI technologies in this realm.
Dr. Serge Mattar, Consultant in fertility and reproductive medicine at Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital in Dubai, stressed the inclusive nature of the conference, recognizing that fertility treatments and infertility issues concern both men and women. Discussions encompassed the role of surgical sperm retrieval, hormonal treatments, and introduced innovative techniques such as ovarian tissue freezing, offering new avenues for achieving pregnancy.
In addition to enriching discussions, the conference offered training workshops for doctors and embryologists, focusing on the latest advancements in assisted reproductive technologies and IVF methodologies.
Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital extends its gratitude to all participants, speakers, and sponsors for their invaluable contributions, making the Conference on Fertility and Women's Health a resounding success.
