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New Delhi, June 12 (Ians) An Indian-origin US entrepreneur’s company is working on a novel Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based algorithm that can identify the healthiest sperm, an advance that can reduce the time and costs of in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) pregnancies.
To develop the sperm health test algorithm, the team from California-based Oma Fertility Clinic scanned sperm from the ejaculates of more than 1,000 men, Daily Mail reported.
The AI algorithm scans sperms for their shape and how rapidly they move to pick out the best ones for fertilising an egg — a process the company believes will boost success rates with IVF and lower costs, as couples will need fewer rounds of the treatment.
“As it stands right now, couples have to go through three cycles of IVF on average,” Dr Kiran Joshi, co-founder at Oma Robotics, was quoted as saying to DailyMail.
“We want to reduce that number as that will...
To develop the sperm health test algorithm, the team from California-based Oma Fertility Clinic scanned sperm from the ejaculates of more than 1,000 men, Daily Mail reported.
The AI algorithm scans sperms for their shape and how rapidly they move to pick out the best ones for fertilising an egg — a process the company believes will boost success rates with IVF and lower costs, as couples will need fewer rounds of the treatment.
“As it stands right now, couples have to go through three cycles of IVF on average,” Dr Kiran Joshi, co-founder at Oma Robotics, was quoted as saying to DailyMail.
“We want to reduce that number as that will...
- 6/12/2023
- by Agency News Desk
- GlamSham
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