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A Walking Egg's response to an editorial in The Lancet Global Health, which asks why the call to give adequate attention to the issue of infertility in developing countries has not been realised almost 15 years later. Since its publication in March 2025, this paper has already been read more than 4,000 times with almost 900 PdF downloads.

As first author, he argues that low-cost IVF should be recognised as an essential component of reproductive justice, advocating for affordable, accessible infertility care as a global health priority rather than a privilege. He also had the privilege of contributing as co-author to two complementary papers: • Implementing WHO recommendations for infertility: a global call to action – outlining practical steps for implementing the first WHO Guideline on Infertility and strengt

On Tuesday July 7th, during the recent ESHRE Annual Meeting in London, the BSV symposium provided an inspiring platform for scientific exchange and discussion. A particular highlight was the contribution of Prof. Willem Ombelet, who shared his extensive experience and perspectives on accessible and affordable fertility care. His presentation underlined the importance of making effective fertility treatment available to a broader population, including in resource-limited setti