“I received my first professional degree in medicine (MD) from Pavlov’s Medical School in St. Petersburg, Russia. However, my heart was set on science, and without practicing medicine for a single day, I enrolled in a PhD program. I graduated summa cum laude from the University of Ghent in Belgium, with a degree in biomedicine. I have dedicated my life to translational fertility research, bridging the gap between research and clinical practice, and collaborating with some of the most prominent figures in reproductive science and medicine. I feel fortunate to have contributed to several breakthroughs in assisted human reproduction. One such breakthrough involves improving the quality of human eggs by gaining deep insights into ovarian stimulation. We now understand that ovarian stimulation can profoundly impact egg quality, with effects ranging from beneficial to downright detrimental. Term Stim™ introduces time and total circulating FSH as independent variables in ovarian stimulation. This innovation marks the pinnacle of a long and challenging journey to discover methods that retain and sometimes enhance the original quality of eggs, thereby increasing the likelihood of pregnancy.”

Dmitri Dozortsev.