Gebe Reproductive officially joined the World Reproductive Industries Alliance (WFA)

‍  On November 20, 2024, Grapes.ART, a well-known assisted reproductive institution in Georgia, officially announced its participation in the World Reproductive Industries Alliance (WFA). This landmark measure marks the further recognition and improvement of Gebe reproduction's status and influence in the international field of assisted reproduction.

New member unit: Chen Huaxiang, General Manager of Gerber Reproduction

 Since its establishment, Gebe Reproductive has been committed to cooperating with well-known local test-tube hospitals in Georgia. In order to better serve China patients, Gebe Reproductive has specially established a China IVF embryo laboratory, equipped with advanced medical equipment and strict quality control system. Every step from promotion to embryo culture is strictly operated in accordance with international medical standards to ensure that every step achieves the highest quality.

 Gebe Reproductive's IVF embryo laboratory is equipped with internationally advanced medical equipment, including high-end equipment such as incubators. These equipment can simulate the human uterine environment and have the best conditions for blastocyst growth in terms of temperature, humidity, oxygen concentration, etc. The laboratory also has a team of well-known domestic doctors and experts. They have rich clinical experience and professional knowledge, and can provide patients with personalized treatment plans to ensure that every step of operation is accurate.

 Gebe's reproductive success rate and service quality have always been praised. According to data from the International Alliance of Reproductive Medicine (ESHRE), the success rate of IVF in Georgia has stabilized between 50% and 60%, especially for women under the age of 35, the success rate can be close to 65%. This excellent success rate is largely due to Gebe Reproductive's strict embryo screening technology and advanced laboratory equipment. In addition, Gebe Reproductive also has an experienced team of international doctors, many of whom have received professional training in European and American countries and are able to provide patients with the most advanced assisted reproductive technology.

 After joining the World Reproductive Industries Alliance (WFA), Gebe Reproduction will be able to further expand its international influence and conduct more in-depth exchanges and cooperation with the world's top reproductive medical institutions. This will not only help Gebe Reproductive continuously improve its technical level and service quality, but will also provide patients with more diversified and higher-level assisted reproductive solutions.

 The founder of Gebe Reproduction said: "Joining the World Reproductive Industries Alliance (WFA) is an important step in our development journey. We look forward to working with reproductive medical institutions around the world to jointly promote the development and progress of assisted reproductive technology and bring hope and gospel to more infertile families."

 In the future, Gebe Reproductive will continue to adhere to the concepts of scientific research and innovation, continuously update treatment plans, and combine the latest scientific discoveries and clinical practice to provide patients with high-quality assisted reproductive solutions. At the same time, Gebe Reproduction will also actively participate in international academic exchanges and research projects to continuously promote the development and progress of the field of assisted reproduction.

 The joining of Gebe reproduction is not only an affirmation of its own strength, but also a promotion and contribution to the entire field of assisted reproduction. We look forward to Gerber reproduction achieving more brilliant achievements in the future and bringing hope and joy to more patients.

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