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B2-INF: Giving voice to EU citizens to shape ART !
We are delighted to announce the participation of the Walking Egg npo and start of the European... Read more
What should you know about infertility? - WHO Fact sheet on Infertility
The WHO has published a Fact Sheet on Infertility highlighting the need for prevention, diagnosis... Read more
30 years of IVF in Genk: a Laudatio to Prof. dr. Willem Ombelet - Know where you're going and have a strong stated mission...
It was with great honor that the Ziekenhuis Oost-Limburg received the celebration of the 30 years... Read more
Universal Access to fertility care: 12 years of facing challenges, providing solutions and witnessing achievements.
During the past 12 and 13 of December 2019 our headquarters in Genk, Belgium welcomed key opinion... Read more
Share-net International: a co-creation conference
The importance of policy and practice in regards to "Universal Access to infertility care" at... Read more
28th Annual ESGE meeting: time for a change !
The European Society for Gynecological Endocopy (ESGE) is the largest international scientific... Read more
Refresh and upgrade: the Ghanian Walking Egg team
The past 16th of September we had the praise of receiving our team from Ghana. Following the... Read more
Belgian-Chinese exchange for innovative ideas - "the Walking Egg is an affordable first line solution for assisted reproduction"
Professor LI Weiping, President of Renji hospital, affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University... Read more
Dr. Jaime Onofre - A new addition to the Walking Egg team
With a growing worldwide interest on the Walking Egg lab system, a new member, Dr. Jaime Onofre,... Read more
The Walking Egg VS Conventional In vitro Fertilization - The cost-benefit of the Walking Egg is staggering
The Walking Egg advocates for global access to infertility treatment. Availability of these... Read more
The first tWE twins in Ghana (Africa)
Exiting news ! The first tWE twins were born in Ghana (Africa) on the 19th of February 2019. A 40... Read more
Who can afford to get pregnant ? - Food for thought by The Guardian
Even in “high-resource countries” where IVF programs are relatively abundant and IVF births are... Read more