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Merck Foundation Marks ‘World Assisted Reproductive Technology Day 2026’ by Providing 800+ Scholarships of Embryology, Fertility and Reproductive Care in 42 Countries in Africa and Asia

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Merck Foundation Marks ‘World Assisted Reproductive Technology Day 2026’ by Providing 800+ Scholarships of Embryology, Fertility and Reproductive Care in 42 Countries in Africa and Asia
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Nairobi, Kenya & Mumbai, Maharashtra, India – Business Wire IndiaMerck Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Merck KGaA Germany, marks World Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Day 2026 together with African and Asian First Ladies, who are also the Ambassadors of “Merck Foundation More Than a Mother” Campaign by reaffirming their long-term commitment to building and advancing fertility care capacity.Senator, Dr. Rasha Kelej (Ret.), CEO of Merck Foundation and President of the “More Than a Mother” campaign, emphasized, “We mark the World Assisted Reproductive Technology Day, together with my dear sisters the African and Asian First Ladies by reshaping the landscape of Fertility & Reproductive care across Africa and beyond.I am happy to share that through our ‘Merck Foundation More Than a…

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