East India Fertility Conclave 2025 to Address Rising Infertility Concerns in West Bengal
Ambar Bhattacharya, Takmaa News, Kolkata, 7th Apr 2025 : The Indian Society for Assisted Reproduction (ISAR), Bengal Chapter, is organizing the East India Fertility Conclave 2025 from April 11-13. This conference aims to bring together renowned fertility experts from across the country to discuss the latest advancements in infertility treatment.
According to recent statistics, approximately 2.75 million married couples in India struggle with infertility, with West Bengal accounting for a significant proportion. The state’s Total Fertility Rate (TFR) stands at 1.2, significantly lower than the national average.
The conference will feature in-depth discussions on cutting-edge technologies, including advanced pelvic ultrasound, fertility scans, 3D tools, and ovarian pathology. Experts will also delve into the importance of genetic testing in identifying the underlying causes of infertility.
Dr. Sudip Basu, Chairperson of ISAR, Bengal Chapter, emphasized the need for awareness about fertility preservation, particularly among cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiotherapy. “Cancer treatment can significantly impact fertility, and preserving fertility options before treatment can greatly improve chances of parenthood in the future,” he explained.
The conference will also explore the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in fertility treatment and the potential benefits of probiotics in enhancing fertility. Experts will discuss the importance of affordable and accessible fertility treatment, highlighting the need for cost-effective IVF options said DR. S.M.Rahman.
Renowned fertility specialists, including Dr. Suparna Bhattacharya, Dr. Aindri Sanyal, Dr. Sujoy Dasgupta, and Dr. Parag Nandy, will share their expertise and experiences during the conference.
The East India Fertility Conclave 2025 aims to provide a platform for fertility experts to share knowledge, discuss latest advancements, and explore ways to make fertility treatment more accessible and affordable for couples struggling with infertility.
By facilitating discussions and knowledge-sharing among experts, the conference hopes to pave the way for new hope and possibilities for childless couples in West Bengal and beyond.
