2. Social Freezing – the chance of a later pregnancy
With advances in medicine, the topic of social freezing is also coming into focus. Put simply, this method gives women the opportunity to preserve their eggs and thus secure their fertility for later in life. This is because women who are at their most fertile are often busy with their careers – or still looking for the right partner. In the social freezing process, eggs are removed and stored safely here in liquid nitrogen at minus 196 degrees Celsius. If necessary, the eggs can be thawed years later, fertilised in the laboratory and reinserted to enable pregnancy. The information evening will take place online as a webinar. Please register in advance.
Next social freezing information evening: 11 February 2026, 6 p.m.