Fertility Europe in conjunction with the European Parliamentary Forum for Sexual and Reproductive rights has developed the European Atlas of Fertility Treatment Policies. In this Atlas you can compare the level of fertility services and policy across Europe. The Atlas describes the current situation in 2021. Download the Atlas […]
European Fertility Week 2021 was dedicated to male (in)fertility and all issues of male reproductive health.Many of Fertility Europe’s Member Associations also joined the campaign and call to .#ChallengeTheOdds of male (in)fertility.
Epidemiology of male infertility. Infertility is largely and unfairly thought to affect women. It is the woman that gets pregnant, or not in some cases, and it is the woman who often undergoes many of the infertility-related treatments. When a couple embarks on the in […]
2-8 November 2020 Today, across Europe, more than 25 million citizens are affected by infertility. Among those, many are still struggling to get access to the appropriate information, diagnosis and treatments. This regrettable situation is mainly due to constraints at national level that fall outside […]
This week the Executive Committee of Fertility Europe was in Brussels in order to speak to several MEPs about infertility and inequalities in access to infertility treatment across Europe. Many interesting conversation on equality of access to healthcare and the MEPs decided to support FE’s […]
Interview about our work, mission and plans Health Europa interviewed our office manager about Fertility Europe’s work. It is our goal to break down barriers in acces to fertility treatment. “Fertility Europe is working to make safe, fair, and efficient fertility treatment a reality for […]