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2nd National Conference on infertility/childlessness on Saturday 25th April 2015 at the National Theatre, Accra, Ghana
In collaboration with The Walking Egg and the Pentecost Hospital, Madina, The Association of... Read more
Training week for Ghanaian and Kenyan teams at the ZOL Hospital in Genk (1 – 7 February 2015)
Between 1 and 7 February 2015, 7 participants coming from Ghana and Kenya were engaged in an... Read more
The UK Parliament Must Act to Protect 'the Welfare of Women' in IVF
The Walking Egg board member, Prof. Geeta Nargund wrote an interesting article for the Huffington... Read more
TWE Board Meeting 6 and 7 January 2015
On 6 and 7 January, a TWE Board meeting was held at the ZOL Hospital in Genk. The program of this... Read more
The Commercialization of Life
The 2nd December 2014,the annual conference of the Progress Educational Trust (PET), was organized... Read more
International Conference: “Global access to infertility care: the Walking Egg project”, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
Monday and Tuesday, 24 and 25 November 2014, The Walking Egg organized, in collaboration with the... Read more
Low Cost IVF-technique wins prestigious ‘The Best of What’s New Award’ from Popular Science Magazine
New York, November 11, 2014 -- The Low Cost IVF-technique developed by researchers of the... Read more
Board of Footstep Fertility, Nairobi meets The Walking Egg
Monday, 6th of October, Willem Ombelet (The Walking Egg), met with the board of Footstep Fertility... Read more
Conference on Reproductive Health: “Global access to infertility care: The Walking Egg project”
It gives us a great pleasure to announce you the 1st conference we organize in collaboration with... Read more
Visit DESAFIO delegation Universidade Eduardo Mondlane, Mozambique at University of Hasselt, 19 August 2014
Institutional University Cooperation (IUS) takes place through partnerships with universities in... Read more
Low-cost fertility treatment: Maybe babies
In vitro fertilisation, once seen as miraculous, is now mainstream in rich countries. Soon it may... Read more