International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine
Together. Transforming Reproductive Medicine.
Efficacy of lymphocyte immunotherapy in the treatment of recurrent pregnancy loss from alloimmunity: A systematic review and meta-analysis” Phorenice D. Francisco, Carol Stephanie C. Tan-Lim, Maria Socorro L. Agcaoili-De Jesus. Am J Reprod Immunol. 2022;88:e13605. doi: 10.3389/frph.2026.1748474.
Based on a recent publication from Dr. Joseph Stanford et. al., this webinar will present a simulation study estimating how expanded access to restorative reproductive medicine for unresolved subfertility could affect the U.S. total fertility rate, while considering the clinical, health system, and policy changes needed to realize this potential.
Duke University will host a summer seminar on restorative reproductive medicine (RRM), bioethics, and theology from June 28 to July 1, 2026. The seminar will explore the ethical and medical dimensions of restorative and assisted reproductive approaches, including the history, philosophy, and future potential of RRM. This seminar is open to current medical students, residents, and other healthcare professionals, as well as to professionals engaged with bioethics or healthcare policy and is a collaboration with Duke University, IIRRM and WRHF.
This monthly case-based discussion brings together clinicians, researchers, teachers and other allied health providers practising or interested in restorative reproductive medicine (RRM). Prepare and present a case, discuss your diagnostic and therapeutic challenges among members of the RRM community, or just listen, connect and take away some new tools or approaches.
IIRRM Journal Club is a monthly online event, held for the review and critical evaluation of published research relevant to the field of Restorative Reproductive Medicine (RRM). The sessions are designed to increase providers' competency in critically evaluating research by increasing their knowledge of the scientific method, research design, and common biases.
IIRRM Journal Club es un evento mensual en línea, celebrado para la revisión y evaluación crítica de la investigación publicada relevante para el campo de la Medicina Reproductiva Restaurativa (RRM). Las sesiones están diseñadas para aumentar la competencia de los proveedores para evaluar críticamente la investigación mediante el aumento de su conocimiento del método científico, el diseño de la investigación y los sesgos comunes.
The AIRRM's National Fertility Conference 2026 will be held July 10–12, 2026 at the Mater Medical Centre in South Brisbane, Australia. Hosted by AIRRM, the conference will feature educational programming, a public forum, and social events focused on advancing restorative reproductive medicine.
Grand Rounds aims to improve both the clinician's foundational knowledge, as well as highlights new research and methods in Restorative Reproductive Medicine. Overall this should contribute to improved quality of care and improved patient outcomes.
This monthly case-based discussion brings together clinicians, researchers, teachers and other allied health providers practising or interested in restorative reproductive medicine (RRM). Prepare and present a case, discuss your diagnostic and therapeutic challenges among members of the RRM community, or just listen, connect and take away some new tools or approaches. IIRRM, FACTS, and IRRMA each hold case discussions and invite members of all groups to participate.
This webinar will discuss finding of a recently published study examining public attitudes toward restorative reproductive medicine (RRM) and in vitro fertilization (IVF) reported by two independent surveys conducted in the United States. The surveys also explored preferences among individuals with fertility issues and the general population’s views on treatment options.
IIRRM Journal Club is a monthly online event, held for the review and critical evaluation of published research relevant to the field of Restorative Reproductive Medicine (RRM). The sessions are designed to increase providers' competency in critically evaluating research by increasing their knowledge of the scientific method, research design, and common biases.
IIRRM Journal Club es un evento mensual en línea, celebrado para la revisión y evaluación crítica de la investigación publicada relevante para el campo de la Medicina Reproductiva Restaurativa (RRM). Las sesiones están diseñadas para aumentar la competencia de los proveedores para evaluar críticamente la investigación mediante el aumento de su conocimiento del método científico, el diseño de la investigación y los sesgos comunes.