Srinagar, Nov 4 (KNS): Kashmir-based fertility specialist Dr Syed Sajjad Hussain participated in the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) 2026 Annual Meeting held in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, as part of the Indian medical delegation.

Dr Hussain, Managing Director of MED AGE IVF Centre, Srinagar, and National Convenor of the Indian Fertility Society (IFS) Special Interest Group, joined fertility specialists, researchers and medical professionals from across the world at the international conference.

The meeting focused on recent advancements in in-vitro fertilisation (IVF), reproductive medicine, infertility management and emerging fertility technologies.

During the conference, Dr Hussain interacted with international experts, including Prof Alexander Quass, and members of the Indian and global medical fraternity to exchange knowledge on developments in reproductive healthcare.

Speaking about his participation, Dr Hussain said international scientific conferences provided opportunities for medical professionals to remain updated on emerging technologies and treatment practices.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

“International scientific platforms like ASRM provide valuable opportunities to learn, exchange ideas and build professional connections. It is a matter of pride to participate in such a prestigious global event as part of the Indian medical delegation. My aim is to bring the benefits of the latest developments in reproductive medicine to the people of Kashmir,” he said.

Dr Hussain said exposure to international research and technological advancements could help strengthen fertility treatment services in Jammu and Kashmir.

Associated with clinical practice, academic activities and professional initiatives in reproductive medicine, Dr Hussain has been working in the fields of IVF, clinical embryology and infertility treatment.

His participation in the conference also provided an opportunity to explore professional collaborations and developments that could contribute to improving reproductive healthcare services in the region. (KNS)