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Stories That Drive Change
This collection of videos offers a deeper insight into the mission, impact, and ongoing work of The Walking Egg.
From personal stories and field projects to expert discussions and academic insights, each video highlights different aspects of the global challenge of infertility.
Together, they illustrate the urgent need for accessible fertility care, the progress being made in developing low-cost solutions, and the voices driving change around the world.
As part of a joint PhD between Hasselt University and the University of Pretoria, Mr. Gerhard Boshoff developed and validated the world’s first mobile IVF laboratory, demonstrating how fertility care can be delivered beyond traditional high-tech centres.
This unique PhD lecture took place in South Africa on Thursday May 7th, the session was recorded. We counted over 300 registrants from all around the globe.
TED-talk at the university of Hasselt
The Walking Egg in Africa - 2/5
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The Walking Egg Trailer 1
'People Say She's Not a Woman'
Geniale Genkenaren, Willem Ombelet (Dutch with subtitles)
Although the need for single embryo transfer (SET) is obvious, which may be the best algorithm to follow in developing countries. Who should have double embryo transfer (DET)?
Is access to antiretroviral therapy an unconditioned requirement for the delivery of infertility care in HIV-infected couples?
Can endoscopic surgery (diagnostic and therapeutic) be implemented in a project of low cost infertility care in DC?
The Walking Egg in Africa - 1/5
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The Walking Egg Trailer 2
Tribute to Prof Rudi Campo
Matthew Connelly debates UN priorities with UNFPA director
Is it necessary and/or advisable to introduce accessable low-cost infertility services in DC?
How can we reduce the stigma of infertility and childlessness in DC?
Is it right to put so much effort in afforable IVF for developing countries?
