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2024.01.23

According to the Assisted Reproductive Technology Summary 2021 National Report of Taiwan, Lee Women's Hospital had accomplished 5,283 IVF treatment cycles within a year!

Lee Women's Hospital carried out 11% of IVF treatment cycles for the entire nation. Also, the pregnancy rate at our hospital has topped the nation for the sixth year in a row.

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2023.11.14

Lee Women’s Hospital Utilizes AI in IVF technology to Give Birth Over 7,000 Test-Tube Babies

Creating Asia's First “Artificial Intelligence Reproductive Technology”

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2023.08.16

Woman with Inherited Rickets Successfully Gives Birth to Healthy Baby Using PGT-M at Lee Women's Hospital

IVF case with rare disease X-linked hypophosphatemic rickets

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2023.08.07

Lee Women's Hospital Shines on the International Stage! ESHRE and ASRM Selected to Present Groundbreaking Achievements!

Prof. Maw-Sheng Lee led the team to present two academic posters at ESHRE

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2023.04.25

Is a chubby baby cute or a hidden danger? Beware of rare genetic diseases

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2023.04.20

World Hemophilia Day: using assisted reproductive technology to help hemophilia patients have healthy offspring

Genetic Diagnosis help Hemophilia Patients Give Birth to Healthy Babies

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2023.04.12

Lee Women's Hospital held an in vitro fertilization (IVF) baby reunion and consultation event in Manila on March 11, 2023

With the ease of the pandemic, the need for reproductive medicine in the Philippines has risen drastically. A lot of Filipinos wish to come to Taiwan and seek help from Lee Women’s Hospital.

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2022.06.14

AI embryo selection accuracy breaks through again, improving the success rate

Researches have demonstrated that AI embryo selection system may be a benefit for women with less embryos or have no blastocyst stage embryo.

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2022.04.20

Researches suggested that Vitamin D deficiency could lead to infertility!

LWH has conducted researches on nearly 4,000 women last year and found that the proportion of women with Vitamin D concentrations below than 20 ng/ml was as high as 35%, and only 18% of them met the standard. This result is worse than most of the developed countries. Our hospital and international research papers have pointed out that women with higher Vitamin D concentration have about 5% higher blastocyst number, blastocyst rate and pregnancy rate. Conversely, Vitamin D deficiency could lead to infertility and decrease in sperm amount. Superintender Dr. Mao-Sheng Lee reminded those who are preparing for pregnancy to intake Vitamin D supplements. CEO Dr. Chun-I Lee suggested that women should be exposed to the sun for 10 to 15 minutes a day, and they can also eat more fish, mushrooms, etc., which are all effective ways to increase the concentration of Vitamin D.