Bucharest International Medical Center participated in the conference on the regulation of in vitro fertilization (IVF) in Romania, organized at the Parliament Palace, where specialists and decision-makers discussed legislation, ethics and patients' access to infertility treatments.
Bucharest International Medical Center participated in Conference “Regulation of in vitro fertilization (IVF) in Romania: developing an ethical, inclusive and sustainable legislation”, carried out at Palace of Parliament.
The event brought together specialists in assisted human reproduction, doctors, researchers, representatives of the authorities and patientsWith the aim of developing a Modern legislative framework for in vitro fertilization procedures in Romania.
Participation in this conference reflects the active involvement of the medical community in the dialogue on the future infertility treatments and public reproductive health policies.
One of the main topics discussed at the conference was the need for clear and fair legislation for in vitro fertilisation (IVF) procedures.
Specialists stressed the importance of creating a legal framework that ensures:
An open dialogue between healthcare professionals and decision-makers is essential for the development of effective public policies.
During the discussions it was pointed out that 1 in 5 couples in Romania is diagnosed with infertility, a reality that reflects important demographic changes.
Declining birth rates, combined with relatively high mortality, contribute to negative natural increase and population decline.
In this context, in vitro fertilization and assisted human reproduction proceduresare becoming essential medical solutions for many families who want children.
An important topic addressed at the conference was recognition of infertility as a diseaseaccording to the definitions laid down by World Health Organization (WHO).
This recognition could contribute to:
The implementation of such measures could help many couples fulfill their desire to become parents.
The conference held at the Palace of Parliament is an important step towards the development of a legislative framework responsible for in vitro fertilization in Romania.
Dialogue between doctors, researchers, authorities and patient representatives is essential for building a medical system that meets the real needs of society.
By engaging in such initiatives, Bucharest International Medical Centersupports the development of reproductive medicine and supports patients experiencing infertility.
