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I'd argue that they are arguing against human rights considering they are human an have the right to be killed and not jus bc the state of development that they're at. So u concede that life begins at conception and the majority of biologist and embryologists agree?
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3/8 IVF averages $23,474 per cycle in the US (Carrot Fertility, 2026). In Costa Rica: $4,000–$7,000. In Panama: $6,000–$9,500. Same ASRM-certified embryologists. Same protocols.
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Gaudium IVF spent 16 years building 7 centres. Now it wants to add 19 more in just 3 years. Let's deep dive into the first concall hosted by Gaudium IVF👇 The fertility chain reported a strong year with revenue rising 48% to ₹104 crore and net profit growing 27% to ₹25 crore. Q4 was even stronger, with operating profit margins crossing 40%. After building 7 IVF hubs and 28 spokes over the last 16 years, Gaudium plans to open 19 new hubs over the next three years using IPO proceeds. Building the clinical processes, training systems and operating playbook took years. Now those systems can be replicated much faster. The company believes it is operating in a market that is still massively underpenetrated. Millions of couples face fertility challenges, yet only a small fraction seek IVF treatment. Rising awareness, later marriages, delayed parenthood and industry regulation are gradually pushing more patients toward organised fertility chains. Medical tourism is an important segment of business. Around 25-30% of Gaudium's patients already come from overseas. To build on that, the company is opening international spokes in Paris, Sydney and Nigeria, targeting patients who can access treatment in India at a fraction of Western costs. On the technology front, Gaudium recently integrated AI tools into its IVF process to help embryologists select sperm and embryos more effectively. Management said early results are showing better first-attempt success rates, which matters because in fertility treatment, outcomes drive trust and referrals. The most interesting discussion during the Q&A was around affordability. IVF remains expensive for many families, especially outside major cities. To address this, the company has introduced financing options and flexible payment structures. While that expands the addressable market, it has also increased receivables on the balance sheet, something analysts repeatedly questioned. Management believes recent changes should improve collections over the coming quarters. In conclusion, FY26 was the year Gaudium became a listed company. FY27 onwards is when management wants to display that its 16-year-old operating model can scale without sacrificing profitability, clinical outcomes or patient trust. Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only. Not a buy / sell recommendation. #GAUDIUMIVF #Q4FY26 #Concall
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Is your embryologist missing eggs? Yes, regularly (according to AutoIVF's Feb '26 paper in Nature) Traditionally during egg retrieval, the doctor sucks up fluid from each follicle using an aspiration pump. Then, the embryologists manually sort through the follicular fluid under a microscope looking for eggs. Researchers from AutoIVF recently unveiled their FIND-Chip device, a microfluidic device that filters, strips, and isolates clean eggs from the follicular fluid automatically. This is a prerequisite for ICSI-based insemination or egg freezing. In their 19-patient pilot, the device found one extra egg in 58% of patients. In total, the device resulted in 10% more eggs, 52% of which were mature. One of these eggs even turned into a live birth !!! Next, they took discarded follicular fluid from 582 different patients. This was fluid that embryologists already sifted through for eggs. Across this sample, the device found extra eggs in over half of the patients -> 583 extra eggs overall. This is especially valuable for low responders. For patients who retrieved 0-5 eggs initially, the device round an extra egg in 35% of the samples. That could be significant enough to make or break an entire cycle. Sources: - Mutlu, B.R., Civale, S.C., Diettrich, J. et al. (2026), "Microfluidic automation improves oocyte recovery from follicular fluid of patients undergoing in vitro fertilization," Nature Medicine - Remembryo summary (highly suggest this resource)
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I'm pro-choice but honestly this whole thing is dumb. Like yeah anti-abortion people aren't embryologists who can't instantly discern the difference between different types of fetuses at a single glance. But this doesn't really hurt their position
people who are against abortion always sound extremely dumb
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Replying to @CitImmCanada
Do embryologists count as healthcare workers? NOC 21110. This should be looked into, as I believe there's a shortage of this speciality in Canada.
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Replying to @4STAR8o @KingDawah1
The Quran mentioned embryology in order and with accurate information that left embryologists amazed by details they admitted could only be a divine revelation to the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. There are embryologists who embraced Islam because of this.
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If someone took your advice and asked embryologists, they would be told that the developmental stages are embryo, fetus, neonate, and so on. “Baby” is an informal, non-technical term. Embryologists do not replace the scientific terms with “baby” in medical classification.
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Not according to embryologists.
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I gave you more credit than you deserve...brains take 33 wks to develop...embryologists, scientists have studied this thoroughly. There is no fully formed brain after 1-2 months of gestation, just primitive electrical impluses... this is why viability is set around 24 weeks.
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Facts. Someone: Human life starts at conception Biologists: Human life begins at conception Embryologists: A new Human organism is formed at fertilization Geneticists: Unique Human DNA exists from conception Pro-abortion activists: Not a person
Facts.
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Are you intentionally dodging everything? This is absolutely evidence that 99% of embryologists believe life begins at conception and all their scientific papers agree. There is not a scientific paper that agrees with you, science denier.
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You anti theists constantly attack Christians for “rejecting science”. But when Christians believe life begins at conception, which is what 99% of embryologists believe, they are suddenly evil and its why Christianity is bad?
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Two embryos may look identical, yet have different implantation potential. Garbha.ai uses AI-powered analysis to uncover patterns beyond traditional visual grading, helping embryologists make more informed decisions. #GarbhaAI #IVF #Embryology #AIInHealthcare
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if you follow science as laid out by leading embryologists and the A.C.P life begins at fertilization and that has nothing to do with your scientifically inaccurate Charter or Religion so i’m more inclined to believe science and not support the murder of innocent children
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The Hadith uses accessible 7th-century language for when the developing conceptus reaches a stage where divine decree is formalized. Embryologists treat the 40 days as the period encompassing early undifferentiated development up to recognizable human form and differentiation.
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28 years ago, my wife and I were on the IVF journey ... it was painful for her and literally, despite the science, a lot of hope with hit & miss. Thankfully, we have an amazing son. 🙏 Now, AI in reproductive medicine has reached a new milestone. @AlifeIVF has secured @US_FDA clearance for its AI-powered embryo assessment tool. By analyzing imaging data, the platform helps embryologists select the most viable embryos during IVF, standardizing quality and supporting families on their fertility journeys. 🔗 prismmarketview.com/alife-he… Here's hoping more couples get the joy, and it is a JOY, of sleepless nights, dirty diapers, cute chuckles, and the pitter patter of litte feet (eventually) on the floor. This is the pinnacle of #ResponsibleAI. Life is a gift! 👶
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How many citations do you want? Here are some to start: The scientific literature in embryology and developmental biology widely states that a new human organism (a member of the species Homo sapiens) begins at fertilization (conception), when sperm and egg fuse to form a zygote with a unique genome. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov lozierinstitute.org This is a descriptive biological claim about the start of a distinct, living human entity capable of continuous development—not a claim about moral value, personhood, rights, or “ensoulment,” which are philosophical/ethical questions outside empirical science. theconversation.com Key Scientific Citations and Textbook Statements Standard embryology references frame fertilization as the onset of a new human life: • “The Developing Human: Clinically Oriented Embryology” (Moore, Persaud, Torchia): “Human development begins at fertilization, the process during which a male gamete or sperm (spermatozoon) unites with a female gamete or oocyte (ovum) to form a single cell called a zygote. This highly specialized cell, a zygote, is a new human being.” (Commonly cited across editions.) liveaction.org • “Human Embryology & Developmental Biology” (Carlson): “[The zygote], formed by the union of an oocyte and a sperm, is the beginning of a new human being.” akleg.gov • Other textbooks (e.g., Langman’s Medical Embryology, Sadler’s) similarly describe the zygote as the start of a new genetically distinct organism. akleg.gov • Lozier Institute summary (2014, reviewing the field): The zygote meets criteria for a new cell type (unique molecular composition, distinct from gametes) and initiates organized development. “The conclusion that human life begins at sperm-egg fusion is uncontested, objective… based on… thousands of independent, peer-reviewed publications.” lozierinstitute.org • American College of Pediatricians (position statement): “The predominance of human biological research confirms that human life begins at conception—fertilization… a unique human life starts when the sperm and egg bind… [forming] a single hybrid cell called a zygote.” Cites embryologists like C. Ward Kischer. acpeds.org
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I know embryologists make good money in IVF clinics. But going back for MBBS is not a bad idea either. Fam, kindly advise him!
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embryologists feel free to beat my ass
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