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IVI RMA GLOBAL TRIAL
IVI RMA GLOBAL SERIES

IVI RMA GLOBAL TRIAL

The LO2 trial is part of that process by evaluating the impact of oxygen levels in the incubator," said IVI-RMA Global CEO, Richard T. "By more closely mimicking what happens naturally in the body, we aim to improve outcomes. Widely accepted practices use 5% oxygen levels throughout the entire embryo culture. This change was performed on the third day of gestation to replicate the embryo's position during its journey in the female reproductive tract. The LO2 trial shows that reducing oxygen levels to 2% decreases the number of embryos that arrest prior to the most advanced developmental stage – the blastocyst stage. One of the more innovative trials shared at the meeting showed that lowering oxygen levels of incubators during laboratory incubation to more closely resemble the uterine environment increases success. The goal is to enhance the practice's in vitro fertilization (IVF) success rates beyond its current levels. Key studies from RMANJ debunk infertility myths and explore innovative approaches to treating infertility. Thirty of those studies were presented by Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey (RMANJ), an IVI-RMA Global network member and a world-renowned leader in the field of infertility treatment and research. 31, 2017 /PRNewswire/ - IVI-RMA Global, the largest group dedicated to assisted reproduction in the world, released more than 40 pieces of research at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) 2017 Scientific Congress & Expo this week in San Antonio, Texas. What we're watching: Will KKR's bet encourage more consolidation of the fragmented U.S.BASKING RIDGE, N.J., Oct. Also in April, Evernow, which serves women in menopause or perimenopause, scored $28.5m in funding led by NEA, along with celebrity investors including Gwyneth Paltrow.

IVI RMA GLOBAL SERIES

This month, Future Family, a startup combining fertility financing and care support, collected $25m in Series B funding, its founder told Erin exclusively.

In March, Noula Health raised $1.4m in pre-seed funding for its fertility and reproductive health support tool, its founder told Erin exclusively.

Also in February, FemTec Health unveiled Awesome Woman, a subscription-based digital pharmacy and telehealth platform, its founder told Erin exclusively.

In February, Gaia debuted its personalized IVF insurance product on the Lloyds of London market amid a $20m Series A funding.

Yes, and: Attention is soaring around a proliferation of startups focused on fertility treatment and women's digital health.

Other investors in the fertility space include Lee Equity Partners, Morgan Stanley Capital Partners, InTandem Capital Partners and Webster Equity Partners.

Of note, Altas Partners in late 2020 invested in Unified Women's Healthcare at an ~$1.55 billion value, sources told Sarah then, before forking out $775 million for CCRM to push into fertility treatment.

Many women consider their OB their PCP, and the sector lends itself to value-based care arrangements as maternity is a discreet episode of care.

Fertility remains behind OB practices from a consolidation perspective. have made notable bets at big valuations in OB/GYN practice management. State of play: Considered a play on both primary care and value-based care, PE firms in the U.S.

Ivirma could mark one of the first big debt deals to come to market following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Bloomberg separately wrote ahead of the deal.

Price talk was in the €2.5 billion to €3 billion range, Bloomberg wrote previously, and sources tell Sarah that other investors bid around the low end of that range.

Ivirma follows KKR's purchase of GeneraLife, another sizable European fertility clinic network.īy the numbers: Sources placed Ivirma's EBITDA at €120 million, implying a 25x-plus multiple.

Ivirma, spanning nine countries across Europe and the U.S., claims it is the largest reproductive medicine group in the world - welcoming patients from more than 180 countries.

The buyout firm was reportedly nearing a deal in late March for the Spain-headquartered company after outbidding other private equity firms. KKR as the buyer comes as no surprise.Why it matters: As startups left and right emerge to tackle fertility inequality challenges and drive up utilization, KKR has swiftly made a huge splash in assisted reproduction technology. KKR (as anticipated) recently agreed to buy Ivirma in a deal valuing the global fertility treatment giant at €3 billion ($3.2 billion) or more, three sources tell Sarah.