October 7-10, 2026

Marriott Orlando Airport Lakeside – Orlando, Florida

Ways to Participate: In-Person • Live Online • Combination of In-Person & Online • CME Recording Package (all sessions)

Planning for our 2026 program and speakers is underway! Sessions will address infertility and recurrent miscarriage, preconception care, immunological aspects of reproduction, andrology, endometriosis, clinical case disucssions, surgery, PCOS, updates in FemTech and AI, emerging research and more!  We look forward to welcoming you to Florida this October for our 22nd Annual Meeting.

The 2025 CME virtual platform is now available. Over four days, the 21st Annual Meeting brought together over 300 physicians, researchers, fellows, residents, and allied healthcare professionals from more than 61 countries, reflecting the interdisciplinary care model central to restorative reproductive medicine (RRM). Purchase the on-demand recording bundles and earn up to 29.5 CME credits until September 1 2026. CME accreditation is provided through EACCME and the AAFP.

Systematic approach to diagnosis and surgical treatment of deep endometriosis

Krzysztof Gałczyński, MD, PhD. Deputy Head of Department of Gynecology, Center for Endometriosis, 1st Military Hospital. Lublin, Poland

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The usefulness of the Evelyn App for the early detection of ovulatory disfunction and the prevention of infertility

Marija Ćurlin, PhD, Associate Professor, Catholic University of Croatia, School of Medicine. Zagreb, Croatia.

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Immunologic infertility as the cause of implantation failure and miscarriage.

Katarzyna Jankowska, MD, PhD. Department of Endocrinology, Centre of Postgraduate Medical Education, Bielanski Hospital, Poland.

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Genetics in Reproductive Medicine

Prof. Teresa Perucho Alcalde, Clinical and Molecular Geneticist of the Unit of Genomic Medicine at Clínica Universidad de Navarra. Spain.

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Learning from big data: advancing research on menstrual cycles and fertility

Bruno Scarpa, Professor of Statistics and Data, University of Padova. Italy.

Helena Marcos

Preserving Fertility Without Freezing Eggs: Ethical and Scientific Alternatives for Women Delaying Motherhood

Helena Marcos, MD, FCMC. Madrid, Spain.

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Impact of prenatal and early life exposures on normal human development

Joseph Stanford, MD, MSPH.  Professor,Vice Chair for Research, and Director of the Office of Cooperative Reproductive Health, University of Utah.

2024 Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) Update Maria Wolfs, MD, MHSc., FRCPC. Endocrinologist & Assistant Professor, St. Michael's Hospital. Toronto, ON, Canada.

Birth Control Practices of Women Who Have Discontinued Hormonal Contraception but Wish to Continue Preventing Pregnancy

Maria-Nefeli Malliou-Becher, MD. Department of Gynaecological Endocrinology and Fertility Disorders; Heidelberg, Germany

2024 Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) Update Maria Wolfs, MD, MHSc., FRCPC. Endocrinologist & Assistant Professor, St. Michael's Hospital. Toronto, ON, Canada.

Is metformin safe in pregnancy?

Maria Wolfs, MD, FRCPC. Associate Professor, University of Toronto. Staff Endocrinologist, St. Michael’s Hospital. Toronto, Canada.

2024 Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) Update Maria Wolfs, MD, MHSc., FRCPC. Endocrinologist & Assistant Professor, St. Michael's Hospital. Toronto, ON, Canada.

Nutritional approach to endometriosis

Maja Obrovac Glišić, Msc (Nutrition), NuFerti d.o.o. Croatia

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HPV and female fertility

Serena Del Zoppo, MD, OB/GYN. CAMeN, Milan, Italy.

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The Potential Role of the Gut Microbiome in Restorative Reproductive Medicine

Andrija Karačić, MD, PhD. Founder, Microbiome Center, Zagreb, Croatia.

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Immunomodulatory Treatment in Endometriosis

Natalia Suszczewicz, OB/GYN, Clinical Immunologist & Andrologist.

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Chronic Endometritis in infertility and recurrent pregnancy loss. Updates in diagnose and treatment

Isabel Brotóns Almandoz, MD, Gynecology and Obstetrics, Clínica Universidad de Navarra, Spain.

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Sperm DNA Fragmentation & Male-Factor Infertility

Preben Christensen, PhD. Director SPZ Lab, Copenhagen, Denmark.

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RRM with NeoFertility Protocols

Phil Boyle, MD. Director & Founder of NeoFertility. President, IIRRM Board of Trustees. Dublin, Ireland.

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RRMed: Andrology & Male Health

Tracey Parnell, MD, MRM. Director, IIRRM Board of Trustees. Cranbrook, Canada.

Craig Turczynski, PhD. ALS-P(AAB) (Andrology Laboratory Scientist-Provisional). Texas, USA.

RRMed: Andrology & Male Health

Craig Turczynski, PhD. Reproductive Physiologist. Texas, USA.

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Multi-diciplinary Round-table Facilitator

Luis Chiva, MD, PhD. Head of Gynaecology and Obstetrics Department Gynaecology University of Navarra. Spain.

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Research Abstracts & Poster Sessions

Engage and discuss RRM research and innovations and connect with peers through oral & interactive poster sessions.

Missed our 2025 Pre-conference Courses & Meetings?

2025 Courses are now available for self-paced CME credits through our online portal. If you attended live or pre-registered for a course you can log in through our NEW course portal here.

We are planning our 2026 pre-conference courses and meeting. If you are interested in arranging a meeting for your organisation or hosting a pre-confernce course please email Kathleen by February 15 2026 : kathleen[at]iirrm.org.

 

Restorative Reproductive Medicine Conference in Dublin 2019

International Meeting  of NFP/FABM Teachers &Practitioners

Expand your knowledge, skills and connect with fellow educators and practitioners!

Topics:

  • Nourishing Fertility: The Role of Nutrition in Reproductive Health
  • The Role of Supplementation in Promoting Healthy Female Cycles
  • Optimizing Pelvic Function for Fertility Through Manual Therapy and Targeted Exercise
  • Supporting Women and Couples Through the Fertility Journey: Why It Matters
  • Femtech in 2025: Cycle Apps and Associated Devices/Technologies in Reproductive Health and Family Planning
  • Topic-Specific Case Reports

Get involved and let us know what education you want to see for 2026!

Join our FABM/NFP planning committee for ongoing education and annual conference planning focussed on instructors and allied healthcare providers. Send a message to us if you are interested.

 

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Andrology & Male Reproductive Health Comprehensive Training

Directed by: Tracey Parnell, MD, MRM & Craig Turczynski, PhD.

This 2-day intensive program focusses on male reproductive health, from evaluation and diagnosis to advanced management. Topics include surgical correction of varicocele, obstruction, and vasectomy reversal; hormonal stimulation and medical therapies; lifestyle and dietary strategies; and the science and interpretation of semen analysis. Participants will explore differential diagnosis in male infertility (including azoospermia, oligozoospermia, and genetic evaluation), as well as areas such as the role of the microbiome, environment, pollutants, epigenetics, infection, inflammation, and autoimmune factors.

The course also reviews embryologic development, hormonal regulation of spermatogenesis, sperm function testing, and the process of fertilization—equipping healthcare professionals with practical knowledge to advance patient care in andrology and male fertility.

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Restorative Reproductive Medicine with NeoFertility Protocols

Directed by: Phil Boyle, MD

This one-day workshop provides a structured, systematic, and science-based approach to fertility and reproductive health management using NeoFertility protocols. With a focus on applying the principles of RRM in real clinical practice through extensive case-based learning, participants will review and discuss a wide range of patient scenarios—including infertility, recurrent miscarriage, low AMH, high FSH, multiple failed IVF, recurrent pregnancy loss, step-by-step pregnancy management, including updated in DHEA, and male factor infertility—to develop confidence in selecting appropriate investigations and treatments.

Designed for medical professionals, it offers diagnostic strategies and treatment plans that address the underlying causes of infertility and miscarriage.

Call for Research Posters IIRRM Congress

Abstract Submission

Present your research at the IIRRM Congress

Submissions close Friday, May 1, 2026

We encourage clinicians, researchers, educators, and students/trainees to submit abstracts highlighting innovation, research and case reports/series in restorative reproductive medicine. Submissions should reflect work in progress or completed work not yet published.

Sponsor or Exhibit at the Congress

Explore our sponsorship packages and discover how your organization can make an impact and reach new customers.Together, we can advance the future of reproductive healthcare.

Make a One-Time or Monthly Charitable Donation

IIRRM is a registered CIO in the UK and Wales. Consider making a one-time or recurring charitable contribution below. If you are located in the USA, we work closely with 501(c)(3) organizations that support our work. Please send us an email.

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