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Research & Innovation

Advancing fertility care through research, innovation and evidence.

At EPIA, research isn't separate from patient care. It shapes it. Every treatment we offer is informed by real-world clinical outcomes, continuous evaluation, and a commitment to advancing reproductive medicine.

Explore Our Research
EPIA researcher presenting at the 15th ASPIRE Congress in Beijing
Sharing EPIA's clinical research at ASPIRE 2026 in Beijing, China.

Research at a glance.

Women included in clinical outcome research

550+

Women included in clinical outcome research

At International scientific conferences ESHRE • ASRM • ASPIRE

Presented

At International scientific conferences ESHRE • ASRM • ASPIRE

Real-world patient data from clinical practice

100%

Real-world patient data from clinical practice

Active research initiatives

5+

Active research initiatives

Trials and data included

2017–Present

Trials and data included

Research presented across the UK, USA and China

International

Research presented across the UK, USA and China

Our Research Philosophy

Every study begins with a patient question.

We believe research should solve real clinical problems, not simply add to the scientific literature.

Every project begins with a question raised through patient care:

  • Can women make more informed decisions about egg freezing?
  • Why do some women experience repeated pregnancy loss?
  • Can supportive therapies improve fertility treatment?
  • How can emerging technologies make IVF more personalised?

By studying these questions through real-world clinical data, we aim to improve the care we provide today while helping shape fertility care for tomorrow.

Featured Research

Featured research.

Presented at ESHRE 2026, London

Egg Freezing Outcomes

Real-world outcomes following elective egg freezing in women aged 30–40

The first study from the Indian subcontinent evaluating real-world pregnancy outcomes following elective egg freezing.

Key findings

  • 550 women analysed
  • Women freezing eggs between 30–35 achieved a 56% clinical pregnancy rate
  • Women freezing eggs between 35–40 achieved a 29% clinical pregnancy rate
  • Demonstrated the importance of age at freezing in long-term reproductive outcomes
Explore the Study
Presented at ASRM 2026

Recurrent Pregnancy Loss

Understanding the role of immune factors and personalised treatment strategies in recurrent pregnancy loss through real-world clinical research.

Focus Areas

  • Immunology
  • Clinical outcomes
  • Personalised treatment
  • Evidence-based protocols
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Presented at ASPIRE 2026, China

Non-Invasive Therapies in Fertility Care

Evaluating the role of acupuncture and intravenous nutritional therapy as complementary approaches in fertility care.

Focus Areas

  • Acupuncture
  • IV nutritional therapy
  • Patient-centred supportive care
  • Clinical outcomes
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Research in focus

Presented on the international stage.

EPIA research poster on real-world thaw survival and clinical pregnancy outcomes after elective oocyte cryopreservation
EPIA's real-world egg-freezing outcomes research.
EPIA researcher beside the egg-freezing outcomes presentation at ESHRE
Presenting egg-freezing outcomes at ESHRE.
EPIA researcher beside the integrative fertility therapy poster at ASPIRE
Integrative fertility care research at ASPIRE.

Research Areas

Research areas.

Egg Freezing & Fertility Preservation

Studying long-term outcomes, laboratory optimisation and fertility preservation strategies to help women make informed reproductive choices.

Recurrent Pregnancy Loss

Investigating immunological, genetic and endometrial factors to improve diagnosis and personalise treatment.

Fertility Regeneration

Exploring ovarian rejuvenation and regenerative therapies that may help improve reproductive function in selected patients.

Embryology & IVF

Evaluating laboratory techniques, embryo development and personalised IVF protocols to optimise treatment outcomes.

Integrative Fertility Care

Assessing the role of acupuncture, nutritional support and complementary therapies alongside conventional fertility treatment.

Collaborate With Our Research Team

Advancing fertility care through collaboration.

We welcome opportunities to collaborate with clinicians, hospitals, universities, research organisations and industry partners who share our commitment to advancing reproductive medicine.

Whether you're interested in multicentre clinical studies, academic partnerships, educational initiatives or innovation in fertility care, we'd be delighted to explore opportunities to work together.

Areas of Collaboration

  • Clinical research partnerships
  • Multicentre studies
  • Academic collaborations
  • Industry-sponsored research
  • Conference presentations
  • Student and fellow research projects
  • Clinical observerships
  • Innovation in reproductive medicine