From Vision to Impact: 2025 ASRM Annual Report
About ASRM
OUR MISSION
Leading the advancement of reproductive medicine through evidence-based ethical practice, education, research, and advocacy.
OUR VISION
Highest quality accessible reproductive and fertility care for all.
OUR VALUES
Big Wins
INNOVATE
The inaugural ASRM INNOVATE illuminated the energy of innovation in reproductive medicine and highlighted the life-changing impact of collaboration on the future of fertility and reproductive health.
Event highlights:
- Held October 29–30, 2025, in San Antonio, TX
- Sold out, with 240+ attendees
- Brought together clinicians, funders, founders, entrepreneurs, and industry partners
- Created a unique platform for cross-disciplinary dialogue and direct engagement with thought leaders through mainstage conversations, interactive breakout sessions, and networking opportunities
- Awarded $10,000 through the INNOVATE Pitch Tank Showcase, which drew more than 100 applicants and culminated in five finalists presenting live on the Mainstage
Building on this strong debut, ASRM will host INNOVATE 2026 in Baltimore, MD, continuing to cultivate collaboration and drive advancement through the synergy of science and technology.
APP National Meeting
The inaugural APP National Meeting, held in March 2025 in Nashville, TN, expanded on prior programming to deliver targeted education for Advanced Practice Providers.
Event highlights:
- 148 attendees
- Covered key topics such as early pregnancy complications, OHSS, hypogonadotropic hypogonadism, IVF protocol optimization, recurrent implantation failure, fertility-focused surgery, and male infertility
- Included hands-on workshops in procedures such as HyFoSy, HyCoSy, IUI, endometrial biopsy, and ultrasound
- Featured interactive sessions on research evaluation and advancing APP practice
AP3G hosted its second national meeting in March 2026.
CELL
In 2025, ASRM developed and prepared for the launch of the Clinical Embryology Learning Laboratory (CELL), a structured, tuition-based program designed to address the critical need for standardized, evidence-based training in human IVF laboratories.
Development highlights:
- Finalized a comprehensive 10-month curriculum, secured a faculty of experts, and established laboratory partnerships
- Designed a program to intentionally foster collaboration among participants and strengthen partnerships between ASRM and IVF laboratory leaders
- Established a new national standard for embryology education
With the inaugural 2026 cohort underway and recruitment for the 2027 class now open, CELL positions ASRM to set a new national standard for advanced embryology education.
2025 In Numbers
MEMBERSHIP
Top 5 Countries (Outside US)
| Country | Members |
|---|---|
| Canada | 228 |
| Japan | 112 |
| India | 99 |
| Mexico | 78 |
| Australia | 77 |
Membership Breakdown
| Category | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Physician Doctoral | 2407 | ▼ -11 |
| Doctoral | 907 | ▼ -184 |
| Allied Health | 2883 | ▼ -286 |
| Associate | 359 | ▼ -9 |
| Life | 623 | ▲ +20 |
RESEARCH INSTITUTE
ASRM Scientific Congress & Expo
5,863
Plenaries / Keynotes
PG Course Registrations
Symposia
Oral Abstracts Presented
Clinical Sessions
Video Abstracts
Interactive Sessions
Posters Accepted
Roundtables
Exhibitors
Office of Public Affairs
4
Amicus Brief Sign Ons
35
Sign On Letters
51
Letters Sent to State Houses
34
Action Alerts
5,887
Emails Sent on Behalf of Members
460
Advocacy Day
*Participants from 49 states & DC
ASRM Academy
Practice Documents Published
Ethics Documents Published
Coding Corner Questions Added
Webinars
Courses Published in 2025
Podcasts
Attendees of Other Events
ARM/NPG
SREI Fellows Symposium
AP3G
SMRU Fellows Symposium
Innovate
SRS/SREI Bootcamp
Fertility and Sterility
DOWNLOADS
DOWNLOADS
DOWNLOADS
DOWNLOADS
READERSHIP
- Therapeutic management in women with a diminished ovarian reserve: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials
- Assisted sperm fusion insemination improves fertilization rates and increases usable embryos for transfer: a clinical sibling-oocyte study
- Evidence-based guideline: Premature Ovarian Insufficiency
- Prospective validation of anti-Müllerian hormone cutoff to determine polycystic ovarian morphology: HARMONIA study
- Polycystic ovary syndrome in 2025: insights and innovations
ASRM’s flagship journal, Fertility and Sterility, celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2025. The journal remains highly impactful with a record number of submissions, an increasing Impact Factor of 7.0, and more than 14 million downloads in 2025. With over 3,000 international submissions annually, the F&S Family of Journals continues to serve as a global standard for scientific rigor and advancement in reproductive medicine.
The F&S Family of Journals is also expanding, with F&S Reports and F&S Science receiving their first Impact Factors in 2025. Fertility and Sterility continues to demonstrate leadership in research integrity. These accomplishments reflect the dedication of its editors, reviewers, interactive associates, global associates, and podcast team members, whose volunteer efforts sustain the continued success of the F&S Family of Journals.
Global Impact
As a trusted leader in reproductive medicine, ASRM works alongside partners around the world to share knowledge, support education and training, and uphold consistent standards of patient safety and care.
These collaborations help ensure that evidence-based practices transcend borders and equip ASRM members with insights, connections, and leadership that reflect the international nature of reproductive medicine today.
2025 ASRM International Stops
April
Geneva, Switzerland — WHO HRP/PCC
Tokyo, Japan — International Federation of Fertility Societies Meeting (IFFS)
June
Paris, France — European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE)
July
Tulum, Mexico — Asociación Mexicana de Medicina de la Reproducción (AMMR)
September
Quebec, Canada — Canadian Fertility & Andrology Society (CFAS)
November
Antalya, Turkey — Turkish Society for Reproductive Medicine (TSRM)
December
Seoul, South Korea — Korean Society for Reproductive Medicine (KSRM)
Delhi, India — Indian Fertility Society (IFS)
Dubai, UAE — Middle East Fertility Society (MEFS)
