Advances in Fertility: Genomic Insights into Fertility, Endometriosis and Precision Medicine

Presented by Robyn Murphy, ND

Abstract:

Infertility affects approximately15% of the global population, with a significant portion of cases unexplained. With advances in genetic technology and research, genetics are shedding light on the complex underpinning of infertility. Nutrigenomics plays a role in both male and female fertility, influencing essential nutrients crucial for spermatogenesis, oocyte development, and sustaining a healthy pregnancy. Furthermore, genetic polymorphisms influence nutrient form and dosage requirements, essential when determining appropriate dietary and supplemental treatment strategies.

The second part of the presentation will delve into genetic predispositions associated with common causes of infertility, including endometriosis and male factor. Attendees will gain insights into genetic predispositions to endometriosis, elucidating their contribution to oxidative stress, chronic inflammation, and DNA damage. Additionally, the discussion will extend to exploring the association between specific genes, like GST, and male fertility, assessing their predictive value in response to antioxidant interventions. Join Dr. Robyn Murphy, ND in unraveling the interplay between genetic predispositions and infertility, and how tailoring treatments according to individual genetic profiles may be the piece of the puzzle to enhance fertility outcomes.

Speaker Biography:

Dr. Robyn Murphy is a naturopathic doctor at Conceive Health, and Scientific Advisor for DNA Labs and FERN DNA. Clinically, she works closely with a team of integrative doctors to support reproductive health and has an extensive background treating digestive, thyroid, hormone, metabolic and neuroendocrine imbalances, often at the root of infertility.

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