Geeta Nargund is the Head of Reproductive Medicine at St George’s Hospital, London, as well as the Medical Director of the Centre for Reproduction and Advanced Technology. Her research interests and publications include Natural/Mild IVF and Advanced Ultrasound in Reproductive Medicine. She has published more than 50 peer-reviewed scientific papers and abstracts including several book chapters on assisted reproduction technology (ART). She has been an invited speaker at several international scientific meetings. She is the President of the International Society for Mild Approaches in Assisted Reproduction (ISMAAR) ( www.ismaar.org).She is also the Chair of the Special Task Force on Mild IVF for the European Society for Human Reproduction and Embryology(ESHRE).She is also a member of the ESHRE Special Task force and World Health Organisation (WHO) Expert Group  on “infertility in developing countries” .She is a Visiting Professor at St Marco University Lima ,Peru and SDM Medical College, India.

She is passionate about prevention of infertility & making assisted conception treatments more physiological, safer and affordable globally.

She is the Founder & Chief Executive of the UK national charity, Health Education Research (HER) Trust (www.hertrust.org).

She has been a Senior Governor of Primary & Secondary Schools in South London.

She has been actively involved in National & International Charities promoting Education, Women’s development, Equality and Diversity.

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Stuart Campbell studied Medicine at Glasgow University and trained in Ob/Gyn under Professor Ian Donald, the pioneer of diagnostic ultrasound. He moved to London where he developed the standard techniques of fetal biometry and pioneered early prenatal diagnosis of fetal

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Vinod Nargund was trained in Urology Units at City Hospital Belfast, Royal Infirmary Bradford and Churchill and John Radcliffe Hospitals, Oxford. He is specialised in urological cancers, testicular diseases and andrology. He was trained in laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery at Erasme University Hospital, Brussels and Oscar Lambret Cancer Centre at Lille, France. He spent sabbatical at Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital, New York for advancement of GU Cancer training. He is also actively involved in undergraduate and postgraduate medical teaching. His research interests include early diagnosis of genito-urinary cancer, angiogenesis and lymphangiogenesis and minimally invasive management of GU cancers and male infertility.

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Freda qualified as a general nurse in 1997, she has worked in women’s health since then and has been working within the fertility field since 1999.

She trained at Kings College Hospital and has extensive experience in ultrasound scanning and IVF procedures. She has worked in both private and NHS funded units. Clinically she is one of the few nurses in the

She will be co-ordinating the new patient support group for Create health Clinic.

Mr. Efstathios Theodorou is a Specialist in Reproductive Medicine and Gynaecology. He started his medical studies in Greece and then moved to United Kingdom. Since then he has worked in busy district and University hospitals. During that time he was awarded the Membership of the RCOG (Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists) and entered the Specialist Register for Obstetrics and Gynaecology (accredited Consultant for UK and EU). He was  also trained in colposcopy at Hammersmith Hospital, one the biggest tertiary referral centres for cervical pathology and gained accreditation of BSCCP (British Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology).

His passion for Reproductive medicine and assisted conception led him to work in busy fertility  and IVF units. During that time he was awarded the British Fertility Society diplomas for ultrasound, and embryo transfer. He has personally managed hundreds of  IVF cycles and he is very experienced in oocyte collections . He has a very good record in embryo transfer success rate and can deal with the most difficult of them.

His research interests are in Ultrasound in Gynaecology and stimulation protocols.

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