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28/01/2026

✨ IVF Introduction | Lee Women’s Hospital ✨

Curious about IVF and our treatment program?
Join us on March 7, 2026, for an exclusive IVF introduction hosted by Lee Women’s Hospital.

This one-day event offers a closer look at our advanced IVF treatments, with insights directly from our experienced medical team. It’s also a great chance to have your questions answered and take a confident step forward in your fertility journey.

📌 Event Details
🗓 Date: March 7th, 2026 (Sat)
🕘 Time: 09:00–17:00
📍 Venue: Seda BGC – Velvet 1
Sign-up now for FREE 👉 https://ivftw.com/SKhdW

📩 Registration is now open, don’t miss this opportunity to explore your options with us.

Exciting news! Lee Women's Hospital is announcing our upcoming IVF introduction on March 7th, 2026.If you are intrigued by our IVF treatment program and wish to learn more, we invite you to register now!This is a remarkable opportunity to acquire valuable insights into our state-of-the-art IVF treat...

21/01/2026

📢 The 2023 Assisted Reproduction Report Is Out!
Lee Women’s Hospital reaches 5,220 IVF treatment cycles, ranking No. 1 for eight consecutive years 🏆

At a time when Taiwan’s newborn population continues to reach record lows and many families are striving to conceive, the Ministry of Health and Welfare has officially released the 2023 Annual Report on Assisted Reproductive Technology. Once again, Lee Women’s Hospital surpassed the 5,000-cycle milestone, achieving a total of 5,220 IVF treatment cycles in 2023.

In an era of declining birth rates and growing reproductive challenges, this number represents far more than clinical volume. It symbolizes the hope and courage of countless families, as well as the unwavering dedication of our frontline medical professionals. Every carefully designed protocol, every meticulous laboratory monitoring process, and every patient, thoughtful consultation contributes to making the journey to parenthood steadier and more reassuring.

This year, our commitment extended beyond clinical capacity alone. We also achieved outstanding results in professional excellence, quality assurance, research, and medical ethics. The Lee Women’s Hospital team stood out in numerous national and international evaluations and competitions:

🏅 22nd National Innovation Award
🏅 Common Health Magazine Featured Hospital Award
🏅 Taiwan Healthcare Excellence Award
🏅 CAP International Accreditation (USA)
🏅 TSRM Taiwan Society for Reproductive Medicine Annual Meeting — Research Awards Grand Slam:
• First Prize for Outstanding Paper
• Third Prize
• Second Prize in Clinical Research
• Third Prize in Basic Research
🏅 National RCA (Root Cause Analysis) Observation Competition — Special Award
🏅 On-site Evaluation of Animal Science Application Institutions — Grade: Good

On the international stage, our team also published multiple significant research papers at major European and American reproductive medicine conferences this year. In addition, in collaboration with Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs, we launched the Lee Reproductive Medicine Innovation International Village, further enhancing patient experience and service quality.

These recognitions reflect our belief that success is not defined by pregnancy rates alone. At Lee Women’s Hospital, we remain deeply committed to research-driven practice, continuous quality improvement, and the highest standards of ethics and safety, ensuring that every family seeking hope with us receives care they can truly trust.

Most importantly, these honors belong to every family who believes in Lee Women’s Hospital. Together, we continue to pursue better technologies and services, and it is through this shared trust that so many achievements become possible.
Give me five! 🖐️ Let’s celebrate together, and look forward to helping even more dreams blossom in the year ahead.



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📌 Upcoming Event Details
🗓 Date: March 7th, 2026 (Sat)
🕘 Time: 09:00–17:00
📍 Venue: Seda BGC – Velvet 1
Sign-up now for FREE 👉 https://ivftw.com/SKhdW
📩 Registration is now open, don’t miss this opportunity to explore your options with us.

14/01/2026

✨ From 20+ IVF Attempts to a Long-Awaited New Life, A Journey of Perseverance and Hope ✨

Today we share the story of a patient who married at the age of 38 and moved abroad with her German husband. The couple first tried to conceive naturally, but after several unsuccessful attempts — and considering her age, her mother encouraged her to return to Taiwan for IVF treatment. This marked the beginning of a long and emotionally challenging fertility journey.

Because her husband was working overseas, he flew back to Taiwan every three months to store his s***m. Over the years, they went through more than 20 IVF procedures and completed numerous examinations. However, embryo implantation continued to fail, and eventually only two mosaic embryos remained. At that point, they were close to giving up.

By chance, they attended a seminar held by Lee Women’s Hospital, where they decided to place their final hope in Dr. Pin-Yao Lin(林秉瑤醫師).

After carefully reviewing the medical records, Dr. Lin noted that although the couple had undergone PGT-A, repeated implantation failure still occurred. Dr. Lin recommended further evaluation, including an ERA (Endometrial Receptivity Array) test and immunological infertility assessment. The results revealed a cervical polyp and chronic endometrial inflammation, both of which affected embryo implantation.

Following polyp removal surgery and treatment with antibodies and vaginal probiotics, the uterine environment improved. The couple decided to proceed with transferring their two remaining mosaic embryos.

🌟 And finally! their long-awaited dream came true.
They successfully conceived and welcomed a healthy baby, now peacefully sleeping in the mother’s arms in this photo.

This story reminds us that even on the most difficult fertility journeys,
professional care, personalized treatment, and perseverance can create hope. 💛


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07/01/2026

A 7-Year Fertility Journey
One-Cycle Success at Lee Women’s Hospital 🥹✨
Age 39 · Embryo Accumulation Strategy

Many people believe that “more eggs = better results,” but in IVF, egg quality and maturity matter more than quantity. Even with many follicles, not all eggs will successfully fertilize or develop into blastocysts.

Our patient, a 39-year-old mother-to-be, had already gone through
🟡 3 years of trying naturally
🟡 1 year of traditional therapy
🟡 5 egg retrievals & 2 transfers at another clinic

yet still had no baby after seven long years.

At Lee Women’s Hospital, her first cycle retrieved 12 eggs, but only 1 viable embryo could be frozen, a situation common in advanced-age IVF. To improve her chances, our team recommended embryo accumulation, adjusted her medication, added growth hormone, and used 2% low-oxygen culture to support better embryo development.

In the second cycle, 14 eggs were retrieved, and we successfully accumulated three precious embryos, enough to proceed with transfer. 💪💫

When she finally heard her baby’s first cry, she said:
“Choosing Lee Women’s Hospital was the right decision. All the struggles were worth it.” 💖

Every patient is unique. At Lee Women’s Hospital, we provide personalized treatment, professional care, and compassionate support, walking beside our patients through every step of their fertility journey. 🤝🌷



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31/12/2025

\\ Lee Women’s Hospital Research Featured Again in an International Scientific Journal 🌍 //

Multiple rounds of stimulation, egg retrieval, and embryo culture,yet ending up with embryos of suboptimal quality, is one of the most discouraging moments for many families undergoing IVF.

These challenges motivate our team to keep pushing forward, researching new ways to improve embryo development and treatment outcomes.

One promising approach is **Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)**, a treatment traditionally used for joint and muscle repair. In recent years, PRP has also gained attention in reproductive medicine, particularly for its potential to support **ovarian function and follicle development**.

At Lee Women’s Hospital, our team prepared high-concentration PRP from each patient’s own blood and, under ultrasound guidance, injected it into the ovaries. We then observed oocyte and embryo development throughout the IVF cycle and compared the results with patients who did not receive PRP.

✨ Study Findings
Patients who received PRP showed **significant improvement in both embryo quantity and quality**.

* Higher blastocyst formation rates
* Increased proportion of good-quality blastocysts
* The most notable effects were observed **1–2 months after PRP injection**

This year, our research was selected for publication in the internationally renowned scientific journal **Scientific Reports**. We are honored that our work passed rigorous peer review and is now accessible for researchers and patients around the world. By sharing knowledge openly, we hope to inspire more clinical research and create more possibilities for families hoping to build their dream of parenthood.

**Note:** PRP is not suitable for everyone. A thorough evaluation by a reproductive specialist is required to determine whether this treatment is appropriate.

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24/12/2025

The world never fails those who bravely move forward, your baby is waiting for you. 💓

In 2023, as the pandemic eased and life slowly returned to normal, 35-year-old Huahua also felt it was time to restart her journey toward having a second baby.
Having always had lower natural fertility, she decided, upon a friend’s recommendation, to visit Dr. Tzu-Ning Yu(游姿寧醫師) for the first time. Dr. Yu’s gentle manner and attentiveness left a deep impression. She carefully reviewed Huahua’s medical history, asked detailed questions, and quickly arranged all the necessary pre-treatment evaluations.

Huahua shared:
“That first meeting was wonderful, my worries instantly faded.” 🥰
She had previously undergone HSG and hysteroscopy at another hospital, both painful experiences that left her bedridden for two days. But this time at Lee Women’s Hospital, things were completely different: the procedures were quick and painless, and she even had the energy to spend time with her first child afterward.
As treatment began, Dr. Yu consistently explained every report with gentle yet confident clarity.

Although Huahua had a good number of eggs, her embryo quality was not ideal. To reduce the risk of miscarriage caused by chromosomal abnormalities, Dr. Yu recommended PGT-A.
During her first egg retrieval at Lee Women’s Hospital, 16 eggs were collected, but the embryos failed to develop well. Only one embryo reached the stage suitable for PGT-A, and the report showed chromosomal abnormality.
What she remembers most was Dr. Yu’s gentle reassurance:
“Go home and rest well. We’ll try again together next time.”

Dr. Yu not only offered comforting words, she redesigned Huahua’s treatment plan.
She adjusted medications and used a 2% ultra-low-oxygen culture system to improve embryonic development.
This thoughtful care and steady encouragement made Huahua feel she was not fighting alone, her doctor was right beside her.

With renewed strength, she continued treatment with Dr. Yu.
During the final stimulation cycle, four embryos reached the stage for PGT-A.
The report showed one normal embryo and two mosaic embryos suitable for transfer.

Then came the big day, the transfer.
The nurses and staff in the ultrasound and consultation rooms immediately recognized her as a returning patient preparing for her second baby. They warmly asked about her first child and offered heartfelt blessings for a successful transfer, filling her with comfort and confidence.

When she saw two lines on her pregnancy test, Huahua couldn’t believe it:
“It had only been four months since I first stepped into the hospital, such an unexpected and joyful surprise!” 🤩
“The world never treats the brave unfairly. It gives you beautiful surprises at just the right moment.”

Seeing her baby safely born, Huahua felt overwhelming gratitude, after so much effort, she had finally met her little one.
Looking back, she feels deeply thankful, to her own courage, and to every medical professional who cared for her along the way.
“Thank you, Dr. Yu, for walking with me through every challenge.
Your gentleness and professionalism eased all my anxiety and helped me overcome every obstacle.
Words will never be enough to express my gratitude.” 🥺💖

Huahua also wants to share a message with every future mother:
“Never give up. Preparing for pregnancy is like a marathon, some run a long-distance ultra-marathon, others a half-marathon.
No matter which path you’re on, your baby is waiting at the finish line.
With the help of Lee Women’s Hospital, you’ll meet your baby sooner than you think.
Keep going, wishing everyone a successful pregnancy.” 🫶🤰

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17/12/2025

👀 PGT-H is an advanced test that combines IVF with polygenic risk analysis.
Before embryo transfer, a small DNA sample is examined to estimate the likelihood of developing common health conditions later in life.

Unlike PGT-M (single-gene diseases), PGT-H evaluates complex conditions influenced by many gene variants—such as diabetes or high blood pressure, together with lifestyle and environmental factors.

💁‍♀️*How Does PGT-H Work?
PGT-H uses population-based genetic data to calculate a Polygenic Risk Score (PRS) for each embryo.
This score reflects the embryo’s relative genetic risk.
For example, an embryo showing an 80% higher-than-average risk for diabetes has a greater chance of developing it under similar lifestyle conditions.
PGT-H does not diagnose disease, but it helps families make more informed decisions before embryo transfer.

Why Consider PGT-H❓
PGT-H may be helpful for:
👉Recurrent miscarriage
👉Repeated IVF failure
👉Patients seeking additional insight alongside PGT-A

It is not a treatment and cannot prevent disease, but it can help identify embryos with lower genetic risk.✅

Our PGT-H program currently evaluates the 10 most common polygenic diseases in Taiwan, including:
👉Type 1 & Type 2 Diabetes
👉Coronary Artery Disease / Myocardial Infarction
👉LDL Abnormality / Hypertension
👉Breast, Colorectal, Liver, and Lung Cancer
👉PGT-H Process
👉Blood samples from both partners
👉IVF and embryo creation
👉Day 5–6 embryo biopsy
👉PRS calculation
👉Report ranking embryos by relative risk

PGT-H adds an extra layer of information, helping families choose with greater clarity and confidence.🥰🫶

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10/12/2025

At age 35, Lulumi married her long-distance boyfriend. Newlywed life felt sweet and carefree, and they weren’t in a rush to have children. After work, they enjoyed anime, and night market strolls, simply savoring their time together.

But during a camping trip with colleagues, she heard a child snuggle into their mother’s arms and say, “Mommy, I love you.”
That tender moment stirred something in Lulumi and her husband, and they began thinking seriously about starting a family.

Fertility testing revealed that she had gained nearly 20 kg shortly after marriage, not just “happy weight,” but the result of polycystic o***y syndrome (PCOS).
Lulumi first underwent IVF treatment at another hospital. After repeated failures and a miscarriage, she said:
“The injections weren’t the painful part, my heart hurt more. Each failure made me panic because embryos decline in quality as we age.”

Feeling discouraged, she paused treatment. Her husband was afraid to even bring up the idea of trying again, worried it would reopen her emotional wounds.
Years later, a friend strongly recommended Lee Women’s Hospital and encouraged the couple to give IVF another chance. That encouragement reignited their hope.

At age 39, Lulumi came to our hospital and chose Superintendent Dr. Maw-Sheng Lee(李茂盛院長) as her physician. Given her age, Dr. Lee arranged a complete and detailed evaluation. A hysteroscopy revealed a cervical polyp, and breast screening suggested abnormalities, both of which were addressed with minimally invasive surgery before IVF.
She shared:
“Everything at Lee Women’s Hospital was so thorough and convenient. I didn’t have to visit multiple hospitals, every test could be completed here.”
Only after optimizing her health did her IVF journey officially begin.


Because of PCOS, Lulumi produced a higher number of eggs. After two retrieval cycles, the viable embryos underwent PGT-A screening to rule out chromosomally abnormal embryos.
In 2020, she transferred two 40% mosaic embryos, resulting in a successful pregnancy and the birth of her lovely son, Wan-Jin(萬金).
The remaining embryos were cryopreserved.


Three years later, at age 42, she returned to prepare for a second baby. She happened to register with Dr. Chun-I Lee(李俊逸醫師), who explained each step with patience and clarity. The couple immediately felt reassured and decided to entrust their second pregnancy to him.
From the previously tested embryos, they selected one 40% mosaic embryo for transfer, and it successfully implanted on the first try.
This time, they welcomed their baby girl, Qian-Jin(千金).

Holding chubby little Qian-Jin in her arms, with handsome Wan-Jin beside her, Lulumi said:
“Raising two kids is tiring, but every bit of effort is worth it when I look at them.”

Looking Back on the Journey
She reflected on her path to motherhood:
“If I hadn’t been brave, I wouldn’t have these two precious kids. I’m grateful my husband walked with me through every moment, the tears, the laughter, the arguments, and the joy of finally holding our children in our arms. Loving them fills my heart completely.”
“I’m also thankful for my own courage. Only those who have walked this path know how tough it is. I’m incredibly lucky to have two babies from just two IVF cycles. I am deeply grateful to Dr. Lee for his patience and encouragement, to my consultant for guiding me step by step, and to the entire fertility team at Lee Women’s Hospital for their meticulous care.”

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03/12/2025

🎉 Congratulations to Vice Superintendent Ming-Jer Chen (陳明哲副院長) for Receiving the 2025 Taiwan Medical Excellence Award（114年度台灣醫療典範獎）!

With over 30 years dedicated to obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive medicine, Dr. Chen has consistently embodied the perfect balance of professional expertise and compassion, from clinical work and research to education and mentorship, setting a benchmark for reproductive care in Taiwan.

Clinical Expertise｜Prioritizing Maternal Safety
As a key physician behind Taiwan’s first successful egg-donation IVF and frozen-embryo IVF cases, Dr. Chen has advanced standardized protocols for minimally invasive laparoscopy and high-risk pregnancy management.
Every treatment is tailored through risk stratification and individualized planning, supported by multidisciplinary care to ensure both success rates and patient safety.
To his patients, he is known for being warm, calm, and reassuring, using medical expertise to steady every anxious heart.

Academic Impact｜Evidence Leads the Way
Dr. Chen has published extensively in international journals such as Human Reproduction, covering topics including embryo culture, endometrial repair, and pre-implantation assessment.
He remains active on global academic stages such as ESHRE, bridging Taiwan’s achievements with the international reproductive-medicine community.

Public Leadership｜Building Systems that Support Care
During his tenure as President of the Taiwan Society for Reproductive Medicine, Dr. Chen promoted single-embryo transfer and helped expand national IVF subsidies.
He also advocated for fertility preservation, including ovarian tissue cryopreservation, to safeguard the reproductive rights of advanced-age and oncology patients.
Through years of involvement in national ART accreditation and training, he has become a leading voice in Taiwan’s reproductive-medicine landscape.

For Dr. Chen, “Medical care is not just about achieving high success rates, it is about putting safety first and advancing systems and mindsets together, so we can truly support families longing for a child.”

Vice Superintendent Ming-Jer Chen (陳明哲副院長) will continue to uphold this spirit of excellence, combining expertise, compassion, and action, to help even more families realize their dreams. 💗

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26/11/2025

Recently, Dr.Lee received a heartfelt letter from a mother.

Mrs. Chiang and her husband had been married for over a decade, enduring countless disappointments along their journey. Yet, with the help of our “Father of Fertility,” Dr. Maw-Sheng Lee(李茂盛院長), their long-awaited hope finally appeared on the horizon.
"After waiting more than ten years, we finally welcomed our miraculous twin babies."
For over ten years of marriage, my husband and I always longed for a child of our own. As we watched friends become parents, we sincerely celebrated their happiness, but still felt a quiet longing. That hope never faded. Then, one spring day in 2021, we walked into Lee Women’s Hospital in Taichung and met Dr. Maw-Sheng Lee(李茂盛院長).

Our first consultation was on a weekend. Dr. Lee’s kind and sincere demeanor gave us hope for the first time, making us think, “Perhaps our journey to parenthood could truly change.” Encouraged, we bravely decided to undergo advanced IVF treatment together.
The process was far from easy. Although our fertility test results were normal, after four egg retrieval cycles, we had a total of 44 eggs retrieved. Each injection, medication, procedure, embryo evaluation using AI scoring, and Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidy (PGT-A) was a challenge to both body and mind. That autumn, I underwent an embryo transfer, filled with hope but afraid to dream too far ahead.

Then, a miracle happened. On the day of the pregnancy test, the nurse smiled and congratulated us as she handed over the report. I froze for a moment. My husband and I nervously looked at the results together, and saw that I was pregnant. In that moment, we hugged and cried, feeling the years of waiting had all been worthwhile.

The pregnancy journey itself also brought new challenges. I experienced bleeding that required bed rest, severe morning sickness that even led me to vomit blood, and extreme skin allergies that kept me awake all night. Each stage tested both our endurance and our faith. But we kept encouraging ourselves to keep going, because two tiny lives were depending on us.
In the summer of 2022, our children arrived safely. Holding them for the first time filled me with indescribable joy and love. Soon, however, came the challenges of new parenthood. During our stay at the postpartum care center, I wanted to personally care for both babies every day, but my body was still weak. Eventually, we found our rhythm: feeding the older one one day, and the younger the next. Although exhausting, every moment spent watching them feed quietly and sleep peacefully made all the hardship worthwhile.

Today, our boys are lively three-year-olds, just starting kindergarten and bringing endless laughter to our home. Looking back, our journey was filled with both sweetness and struggle, making us cherish the happiness we now have even more.
We are deeply grateful to Dr. Maw-Sheng Lee(李茂盛院長). Without your expertise, we would not have been able to welcome these adorable children. This is not just a medical success, but the fulfillment and legacy of our family.

To all couples still striving for parenthood, we want to share: “Never give up hope. Face the challenge bravely, work with top professionals, and miracles can happen when you least expect them.”



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20/11/2025

🔄 Rewinding to this day, 14 years ago
A historic moment when Lee Women’s Hospital made Guinness World Records 🏆

On October 25, 2011, we gathered 1,232 IVF babies under the sunlight to form a spectacular “Map of Taiwan,” earning official recognition from the Guinness World Records. This achievement marked the first Guinness World Record in Taiwan’s medical history, and a groundbreaking milestone for reproductive medicine in Asia.

More than a decade has passed. From the original 1,232 babies standing together in 2011, to the grand reunion of over ten thousand IVF babies in 2022, Lee Women’s Hospital has now welcomed over 40,000 miracle births from families across 38 countries. With unwavering commitment and compassion, we continue to support every family longing for new life.
This record belongs not only to Lee Women’s Hospital, but also to every parent who believed, persevered, and fought for their dream. Behind each number is a story, a journey of courage, resilience, and love.
Today is a day to honor life.

Fourteen years ago, we showed the world Taiwan’s strength in reproductive medicine.
Fourteen years later, we continue to help new lives bloom across the globe.
To every family who has chosen us, from the very first baby to the 40,000th, thank you for your trust. We will continue to protect every possibility of life with expertise, warmth, and heart. 💗



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14/11/2025

From No S***m to Two Babies?! Filipino Couple’s Miracle Journey!

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