We have a long history of conducting key studies and clinical trials that have advanced the practice of reproductive medicine
Please see our active trials and research studies as we continue to strive to develop the best possible treatments for our patients. To learn more information and if you qualify for a study, please contact your physician or your clinical team.
Active clinical trials & research studies
RESEARCH STUDY: ARE YOU & YOUR PARTNER PLANNING A PREGNANCY?
Help us understand how healthy pregnancies begin.
We are recruiting mothers who are planning to get pregnant in the next year.
- Participants will be asked to provide up to 3 blood samples.
- Financial compensation is provided.
- All information will be kept confidential.
Your participation will help us improve pregnancy outcomes for all women!
Email hopestudy@stanford.edu for more information.
RESEARCH STUDY: ARE YOU SEEKING ANSWERS ABOUT YOUR MISCARRIAGE?
Join the HOPE registry to aid research about recurrent pregnancy loss.
You may be eligible if:
- You have a history of 1 or more pregnancy losses.
- You live in the U.S.
- You are 18+
What will you be asked to do?
- Sign consent & complete questionnaire.
- Provide blood or saliva samples for research all information will be kept confidential.
Financial compensation is available.
Email hopestudy@stanford.edu or go on www.pregnancylossanswers.org to learn more.
You can help us finally find answers about miscarriage!
Recently completed research studies
LOTUS study
This study is called the Alife Hera System as an Adjunctive Tool for the Prioritization of Embryos Deemed Suitable for Transfer: A Randomized Controlled Study. The purpose of the study aimed to see whether the adjunctive use of the Hera System with embryos already deemed suitable for transfer is non-inferior to trained embryologists using standard morphology criteria alone in clinical pregnancy rate, defined as fetal heartbeat at 6-8 weeks.
The Hera System uses artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to analyze the most suitable embryo for transfer. The results from the study will help researchers to analyze the pregnancy outcomes and understand the impact AI has on embryo selection, ultimately advancing the field of in vitro fertilization.
An estimated 450 people participated. Stay tuned for publication of the research findings.
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Since 1983, we have pioneered fertility treatment for every kind of family. We want to help you achieve your dream of having a baby.
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