New group in India aims to tackle unexplained pregnancy loss
India just launched ARGI (Association of Reproductive Genetics & Immunology), the country's first group focused on helping people facing repeated IVF failures and unexplained pregnancy loss.
Led by Dr. Jayesh Amin and over 350 experts, ARGI is all about using cutting-edge genetics and immunology to find real answers—moving beyond guesswork in fertility treatment.
ARGI's approach to fertility
ARGI plans to run multi-centre clinical trials, set up standard testing protocols, and build a big research database.
Their goal? To pinpoint immune or genetic reasons behind fertility struggles, so treatments can be tailored to each person instead of relying on old-school trial-and-error methods.
Training for doctors
ARGI also wants to bring doctors and researchers together from across India, offering training so more fertility specialists can use the latest science in their care.
The hope is that anyone dealing with tough fertility issues will get more personalized—and effective—help.