The American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) is a nonprofit, multidisciplinary organization for advancement of the science and practice of reproductive medicine. And each year the organization is bringing together leading researchers, practitioners, and innovators for its industry's leading conference: ASRM Scientific Conference & Expo. This year the convention took place in Anaheim, Florida and addressed a wide range of topics including reproductive endocrinology and infertility, basic science, genetics, male reproduction, access to care, mental health, practice management, and more!
Unsurprisingly many startups used the conference as an opportunity to announces new research or other milestones, and today we'd like to share some highlights from companies we're watching closely in this space.
🌟 Some Highlights
Inception Fertility announced that it has teamed with four leading tech companies (OURA, Alife Hera System, OTO & Gameto) on fertility studies that will provide new insights into women’s and reproductive health that could lead to better patient experiences and higher pregnancy outcomes. More on this
After launching a its patient facing offering in collaboration with Robyn, Ferring launched FertilityWise, a new on-demand e-learning program for fertility clinic staff in collaboration with EngagedMD. More on this
Unify & Lightstream announced new fertility financing option combined with an artificial intelligence-enabled platform and IVF-expert concierge to empower patients with lower and more predictable IVF costs and improved rates of pregnancy and birth. More on this
Israel-based AIVFannounced the acquisition of ART Compass, a leading application for the management of the IVF laboratory. The acquisition of ART Compass expands the AIVF offering and creates traction in the US. More on this
TMRW Life Sciences announced the launch of the "World's Most Advanced Specimen Management Facility for Frozen Eggs and Embryos'". More on this
In a new clinical study, CCRM Fertility has identified a subset of gene variants in individuals that can help predict the future onset of premature diminished ovarian reserve (DOR). The predictive DOR risk model developed by CCRM Fertility allows for the opportunity to make critical reproductive decisions and earlier clinical intervention. More on this
Alife Health announced the launch of its Alife Assist platform. This new suite of products aims to help fertility clinics utilize and leverage data-driven insights and AI to optimize and support clinical decision-making during critical stages of the in-vitro fertilization (IVF) process, as well as streamline overall clinic operations. More on this
Startup Spotlight
Wanna know which startups get us excited these days? Below are a few of our recent (femtech-healthtech-ish) discoveries. 👀
Fertilitae offers fertility wellness programs tailored to reach optimal prepregnancy health.
Omena is a French tracking and digital therapeutic app, targeting women going through menopause.
Nyssa offers next-level wear & care designs for postpartum, period comfort and body awareness.
