The International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine

20/08/2026

Join NeoFertility October 8 in Orlando or live online for a full day workshop:
Restorative Reproductive Medicine in Practice: Foundations, Cases, and Clinical Applications

Take RRM principles to practical clinical application. Topics include:
• The Three-Phase Framework for Fertility
• Fertility awareness charting through the clinical lens
• Follicular vs. luteal phase defects
• Endometritis and the reproductive microbiome
• Thyroid assessment - beyond TSH
• RRM Case studies & discussion
• Building an RRM-focused clinical practice

Hosted by: Phil Boyle, MD; Monica Minjeur, DO; AJ Freda, CTO (ChartNeo); Melissa Buchan, RN, and the NeoFertility team.

📍 Orlando, Florida + Live Online
📅 October 8 | 8:30 AM–5:30 PM
🎓 CME available for accredited sessions
▶️ Can't decide which pre-conference or course to take? On-demand access through an online portal is available for all pre-conferences (for 1 year) after the event and included for all registrants

Don't forget - early-bird rates for the Congress end August 31 & IIRRM members save 20% off registration.

Register and explore all pre-conference courses and meetings @ https://rrmcongress.com/courses/

Learn more about the IIRRM Congress & register @ https://rrmcongress.com/

18/08/2026

Join us on October 8, 2026 for this intensive one-day course focused on individualized hormone therapy across the lifespan.

➡https://rrmcongress.com/hormone-masterclass-for-women-care/

Learn practical approaches to bioidentical HRT, dosing protocols, and personalized treatment considerations from perimenopause through menopause and beyond.

With the option to join online or in person in Orlando, this course is one of 4 pre-conferences (https://rrmcongress.com/courses/) hosted as part of the 22nd International Clinical & Scientific Congress for Restorative Reproductive Medicine in Orlando, FL, USA.

Topics include:

✔ HRT Fundamentals: Estrogen, Progesterone, Testosterone and Beyond - physiology, symptoms, and the science behind hormone therapy

✔ Bioidentical HRT Essentials and Beyond the WHI Study - updated evidence, formulations, risk factors, and individualized decisions

✔ Dosing Considerations for Female Hormones - routes of administration, titration, and oral vs. transdermal estrogen

✔ Restoring Thyroid and Adrenal Balance - evaluation, laboratory testing, and treatment considerations

✔ Detoxification of Hormones and Gut Health - the 5R framework, hormone metabolism, and gut-hormone connections

✔ Female Sexual Health - hormonal and non-hormonal contributors and treatment options

✔ Exploring Hormone Testing Options - serum, saliva, urine metabolites, dried blood spot testing, and interpretation

✔ Evaluating Hormones: Patient Cases - integrate symptoms, history, medications, laboratory findings, and treatment considerations

Learn more, enroll and meet the speakers @ https://rrmcongress.com/hormone-masterclass-for-women-care/

13/08/2026

Could earlier improve spontaneous pregnancy rates in women with , patent fallopian tubes, and pelvic effusion and could it help identify otherwise undetected ?

📚🧠 You're invited to join us us today for our next monthly RRM Journal Club hosted in Spanish (closed caption available in English).

This month we review:

“Value of Early Laparoscopic Exploration for Primary Infertile Patients with Patent Fallopian Tubes Complicated with Pelvic Effusion”

Tang J, Wang Z, Lu D, Xie Y, Zhang D. Med Sci Monit. 2022;28. doi:10.12659/MSM.938637

Review the article & register:
👉 https://iirrm.org/event/iirrm-journal-club-in-spanish-3-3-2/

💬 During this session we will discuss:
• Pelvic effusion, retrograde menstruation, and possible underlying endometriosis
• Limitations of ultrasound and HSG for detecting early peritoneal endometriosis
• Diagnostic and therapeutic roles of laparoscopic exploration
• Spontaneous pregnancy rates following early vs. delayed laparoscopy
• Study design
• Implications on clinical care

▶️ Can't attend live? Watch for the recording in the members portal after the session.

12/08/2026

Only a few days remain to submit your abstract for the 2026 IIRRM Congress!

The final abstract submission deadline is August 15 at 11:59 PM.

We have been excited to see the significant growth in RRM-related research this year - from clinical research, reviews and case reports to emerging work in public health and education. We look forward to hearing and discussing this growing body of research in Orlando.

If you have research, a case report, or a case series relevant to restorative reproductive medicine, there is still time to submit. This is your opportunity to gain recognition, experience, share ideas, and contribute to the field of RRM.

🙋‍♀️Need support - send us a message or email.

📅 Deadline: August 15, 2026 at 11:59 PM
📍 Orlando, Florida | October 9–10, 2026

Submit your abstract:
https://rrmcongress.com/abstracts/

Abstracts and posters should be prepared and submitted in English, however presentation may be in English or Spanish.

22nd International Clinical & Scientific Congress for Restorative Reproductive Medicine

21/07/2026

Help shape the 2028 International PMOS (formerly PCOS) Guidelines.

Healthcare professionals and people with lived experience are invited to provide feedback to help identify the most important clinical questions for future guideline updates.

🔗 Complete the survey: http://bit.ly/4wUCffD

Please consider sharing with colleagues and your networks.

To learn more about the name change visit:

Teede H, Khomami M, Morman R et al.
Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, the new name for polycystic o***y syndrome: a multistep global consensus process
The Lancet, 2026; 407, 2329-2339 https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(26)00717-8/fulltext

"Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS): PCOS Has Been Renamed": https://iirrm.org/polyendocrine-metabolic-ovarian-syndrome-pmos-pcos-has-been-renamed/

The International Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (formerly PCOS) Guideline is entering its next update and is seeking input from those with PMOS and health professionals. Help identify the most important questions to ask.
Take the survey: bit.ly/4wUCffD

26/06/2026

A reminder to join us today for IIRRM Grand Rounds with Joseph Stanford, MD, MSPH.

Dr. Stanford will discuss his team’s new simulation study in Frontiers in Reproductive Health, exploring how expanded access to restorative reproductive medicine (RRM) for unresolved subfertility could have an impact on the U.S. total fertility rate.

📅 June 26
🕗 8:00 PM London / 3:00 PM EDT / 5:00 AM Sydney, Australia on June 27

Register: https://iirrm.org/event/potential-increase-of-the-us-total-fertility-rate-resulting-from-restorative-treatment-of-unresolved-subfertility/

Read the article here:
https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/reproductive-health/articles/10.3389/frph.2026.1856175/abstract

If you can't attend live the recording will be available in the member's area later tonight
👉https://iirrm.org/grand-rounds/

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....

18/06/2026

Looking forward to discussing this study and modeling in IIRRM Grand Rounds with Dr. Joseph Stanford & team next Friday.

The webinar will explore this simulation study asking whether wider access to restorative reproductive medicine, particularly in primary care, could help address unresolved subfertility and potentially influence the total fertility rate. Register to attend below.

📅 Friday, June 26
🕗 8pm GMT+1 (London, UK) | 3pm EDT (New York, USA)
🔗 https://iirrm.org/event/potential-increase-of-the-us-total-fertility-rate-resulting-from-restorative-treatment-of-unresolved-subfertility/

BackgroundThe total fertility rate (TFR) in most developed countries has been declining for decades. In the United States (U.S.), the total fertility rate ha...

14/06/2026

We are pleased to resume our monthly IIRRM Journal Club Series in Ukrainian and invite you to join us this Tuesday!

📅 Tuesday, June 16, 2026
🕖 7:00 PM London (GMT+1) | 9:00 PM Lviv | 2:00 PM EDT

This month we review the recently published large registry-based cohort study:

"Periconceptional GLP-1 receptor agonist exposure and obstetric outcomes: a Danish nationwide cohort study"
Hviid KVR, Banasik K, Mortensen LH, et al. Human Reproduction Open 2026. doi:10.1093/hropen/hoag015

Review the article & register:
👉 https://iirrm.org/event/june-journal-club-in-ukrainian-periconceptional-glp-1-receptor-agonist-exposure-and-obstetric-outcomes-a-danish-nationwide-cohort-study/

During this session we will discuss:
• Growing use of GLP-1 receptor agonists among women of reproductive age
• Current evidence regarding inadvertent periconceptional exposure to GLP-1 medications
• Maternal and obstetric outcomes including preterm birth, pre-eclampsia, gestational diabetes, and fetal growth
• The role of underlying diabetes versus medication exposure in pregnancy outcomes
• Strengths and limitations of the study
• Clinical implications for preconception counselling and fertility care
• Future directions and general discussion of use of GLP-1's in RRM

Please share this post or registration link with colleagues, trainees, and anyone who may benefit from this educational opportunity.

▶️ Can’t attend live? Watch for the recording in the members portal after the session.

11/06/2026

Does improve live birth outcomes for women with related to — and what do we know about safety/adverse effects?

📚🧠 You're invited to join us TODAY for our next Journal Club, hosted in Spanish by the International Institute of Restorative Reproductive Medicine (IIRRM) where we discuss a systematic review on this debated question

🕛 12:00 PM Santiago, Chile | 12:00 PM EDT | 5:00 PM London (GMT+1)
📅 Thursday, June 11, 2026
🎓 1 CME/CEU

This month we review:
"Efficacy of lymphocyte immunotherapy in the treatment of recurrent pregnancy loss from alloimmunity: A systematic review and meta-analysis."
Francisco PD, Tan-Lim CSC, Agcaoili-De Jesus MSL. Am J Reprod Immunol. 2022;88:e13605. doi:10.1111/aji.13605

Review the article & register:
👉 https://iirrm.org/event/iirrm-journal-club-in-spanish-efficacy-of-lymphocyte-immunotherapy-in-the-treatment-of-recurrent-pregnancy-loss-from-alloimmunity/

💬 During this session we will discuss:
• RPL and possible alloimmune mechanisms
• The rationale for lymphocyte immunotherapy
• Live birth outcomes reported in randomized controlled trials
• Safety findings and reported adverse events
• Strengths, limitations, heterogeneity, and certainty of the evidence
• Implications for restorative reproductive medicine and infertility care

▶️ Can't attend live? Watch for the recording in English and Spanish in the members portal later today.



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¿La mejora los resultados de nacidos vivos en mujeres con relacionada con — y qué sabemos sobre su seguridad?

📚🧠 ¡Te invitamos a participar en nuestro próximo Journal Club, organizado en español por el International Institute of Restorative Reproductive Medicine (IIRRM)!

🕛 12:00 PM Santiago, Chile | 12:00 PM EDT | 5:00 PM Londres (GMT+1)
📅 Jueves, 11 de junio de 2026
🎓 1 crédito CME/CEU

Este mes revisaremos:

Francisco PD, Tan-Lim CSC, Agcaoili-De Jesus MSL. *Efficacy of lymphocyte immunotherapy in the treatment of recurrent pregnancy loss from alloimmunity: A systematic review and meta-analysis.* Am J Reprod Immunol. 2022;88:e13605. doi:10.1111/aji.13605

Revisa el artículo e inscríbete:
👉 https://iirrm.org/event/iirrm-journal-club-in-spanish-efficacy-of-lymphocyte-immunotherapy-in-the-treatment-of-recurrent-pregnancy-loss-from-alloimmunity/

💬 Durante esta sesión discutiremos:
• La pérdida recurrente del embarazo y los posibles mecanismos aloinmunes
• El fundamento de la inmunoterapia con linfocitos
• Los resultados de nacidos vivos reportados en ensayos clínicos aleatorizados
• Los hallazgos de seguridad y los eventos adversos reportados
• Las fortalezas, limitaciones, heterogeneidad y certeza de la evidencia
• Las implicaciones para la medicina reproductiva restaurativa y el cuidado de la infertilidad

▶️ ¿No puedes asistir en vivo? Busca la grabación en el portal de miembros más tarde ese mismo día.

01/06/2026

Join us later today, June 1, for RRM Case Discussions - hosted by Dr. Phil Boyle.

🕐 8:00 pm GMT+1 | 3:00 pm EDT | 5:00 am next day Sydney, NSW
Hosted by IIRRM

🔗 Login or join as a member to register for upcoming dates:
https://iirrm.org/events/category/iirrm/case-discussions/