Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Ferty9's Global Triumph in Fertility Care
Ferty9 Fertility Centres, a leading fertility care network in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, has gained international recognition for its outstanding clinical research and innovation in reproductive medicine.
On World IVF Day, Ferty9 presented multiple research papers at prestigious conferences, highlighting the impact of delayed marriages, lifestyle changes, and other reproductive health challenges on fertility.
The organization emphasized the need for early fertility awareness and timely intervention to improve pregnancy success rates.
Ferty9 also introduced Needle-Free IVF and is investing in AI-driven research to enhance IVF success rates.
With 11 advanced centers and internationally trained specialists, Ferty9 continues to provide world-class fertility care, helping thousands of couples achieve their dream of parenthood.
Ferty9 Fertility Centres earned international recognition for clinical research and innovation in reproductive medicine.
Presented research at ESHRE 2026, Tokyo, and ASPIRE Conference, highlighting reproductive health challenges.
Total Fertility Rate (TFR) in Telangana is 1.8, and in Andhra Pradesh, it is 1.7.
Ferty9 introduced Needle-Free IVF and is investing in AI-driven research to improve IVF success rates.
Ferty9 operates 11 advanced fertility centers with internationally trained specialists and cutting-edge technologies.
- Who
- Ferty9 Fertility Centres
- What
- International recognition for clinical research and innovation in reproductive medicine
- When
- July 27, 2026 (World IVF Day)
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, India
- Why
- To highlight the organization's commitment to evidence-based fertility care and the need for greater awareness and timely fertility intervention
Early Fertility Intervention
Delayed Fertility Treatment
Timely Consultation
Early Fertility Intervention
Early fertility awareness and timely consultation significantly improve the chances of successful parenthood.
Delayed Fertility Treatment
Delayed marriages and lifestyle changes contribute to infertility, making early intervention crucial.
- Total Fertility Rate (TFR) in Telangana
- 1.8
- Total Fertility Rate (TFR) in Andhra Pradesh
- 1.7
- Number of Research Papers Presented at ESHRE 2026
- 4
- Number of Research Papers Presented in Tokyo
- 4
- Number of Research Papers Presented at ASPIRE Conference
- 11
- Percentage of Infertility Cases Due to Male Factors
- 40–50%
- Increase in Egg-Freezing Enquiries
- Two- to three-fold
