Nearly three decades ago, a couple from Chembur celebrated the arrival of their only son, heralding a “scientific breakthrough” that addressed male infertility. The child, named Luv Singh, marked a significant milestone as India’s first ICSI baby. Note: This article was originally posted on Times of India.

Kunal and Khyati approached us to help their daughter Kayra who was suffering from a lethal haemoglobin disease called Beta Thalassemia Major. They were both carriers for beta-thalassemia mutations. They had heard about PGT with HLA matching and bone marrow transplant for a cure. The couple underwent 3 IVF-ICSI-PGT cycles to get one chromosomally normal,  beta thalassemia unaffected, and HLA-matched…

Embryonics has trained its algorithms using tens of thousands of data points from large clinics in the US, Israel, Europe, and Asia and the first product to reach the market is UBAR, CE marked assistive embryo selection tool. Designed to aid embryologists in selecting which embryo(s) to transfer is a huge success. https://health.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/hospitals/israel-based-embryonics-collaborates-with-jaslok-fertiltree-international-fertility-centre/90960128

Our Department has been selected First IVF Centres in Mumbai  in West Zone and in Mumbai for the fifth consecutive year by the all India survey carried out by Times of India in 2021. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/health_survey_hospital_list_ivf/msid-83142942,year-2021.cms#hospitals_regional-west https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/health-survey/ivf#hospitals_cities-mumbai https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/health_survey_hospital_list_ivf/msid-83142942,year-2021.cms

MUMBAI: Exactly three years after a young marketing consultant lost her husband in a car accident, she held his newborn baby in the maternity ward of Jaslok Hospital. Thanks to a remarkable convergence of love, persistence and technology, a day of mourning turned into a day of joy. The miracle story begins in August 2015. Supriya Jain and Gaurav S,…

A mutation in Breast Cancer 1 or 2 genes (BRCA1 or BRCA2) can predispose women to breast and ovarian cancers and men to prostate, colon and breast cancers. A couple with 3 miscarriages, with the female partner being heterozygous for BRCA1 (autosomal dominant) mutation approached us for their desire to have a child free of BRCA1 mutation. Preimplantation genetic diagnosis…