Dr. Astrid Pascual López is a 4th-year Obstetrics and Gynecology resident at Mútua de Terrassa, specializing in minimally invasive surgery, pelvic health, and women’s health innovation. She graduated in Medicine from the UAB–Parc Taulí with top academic distinctions and early involvement in international research programs. Dr. Pascual is lead author of award-winning studies on V-NOTES hysterectomy and principal investigator in projects on transvaginal surgery and intravaginal radiofrequency therapies. She has completed extensive training in fetal medicine, ultrasound, endoscopic surgery, and women’s sexual health. Passionate about education and science outreach, she combines clinical practice with research, communication, and advocacy for women's health.

Dr. Kadhim AlAbady is a distinguished public health and epidemiology expert with over two decades of experience in academic, international, and national health systems. He is a Fellow of the Faculty of Public Health in the UK (FFPH) and a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow (FRCP). Dr. Alabady holds a Doctorate in Public Health and Epidemiology, a Master’s in Clinical Epidemiology (MSc), and a Master’s in Public Health (MPH), all awarded by universities in the Netherlands. He is also a registered Grade A Epidemiologist with the Netherlands Epidemiological Society. Since 1999, Dr. Alabady has held prominent roles across diverse sectors, including: ⦁ Academia: Erasmus University (Rotterdam, Netherlands), Queen Mary University (London, UK), and the University of East Anglia (Norwich, UK) ⦁ International Organizations: United Nations ⦁ National Health Institutions: Qatar’s National Health Authority, UK National Health Service (NHS), and the Dubai Health Authority His work has been instrumental in shaping research and development (R&D) strategies, particularly in the field of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), including mental health, cancer, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and broader population health issues. Dr. Alabady has authored numerous publications in the UK, contributing significantly to public health knowledge and policy.

Flora Tajiki is a midwife who graduated in 1992. Her journey into the world of fertility treatment began when she addressed her own polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) through lifestyle changes. Motivated by her success, she began treating women facing similar challenges. In 2016, Flora took to social media, sharing her treatment outcomes, which sparked interest from women experiencing infertility issues. Over time, she has gained widespread recognition for her holistic, non-hormonal approach to infertility treatment, centered on lifestyle modifications. By 2018, Flora had achieved breakthrough results in treating patients with low ovarian reserves and premature menopause—many of whom had been advised by conventional fertility centers to seek egg donation. Her innovative methods led to successful treatments, where patients’ anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) levels increased, and those diagnosed with premature menopause were able to conceive naturally. In 2020, Flora expanded her influence by beginning to train healthcare professionals. Over 1000 midwives, doctors, and specialists—both in Iran and internationally—have been educated in her unique techniques. Her patient success stories include more than 10000 women globally, with many from countries such as Germany, Spain, the UK, Finland, Norway, Italy, Japan, Turkey, Ireland, and Canada, who had previously been told that egg donation was their only option. Flora’s treatment methods have helped patients, many over the age of 40, to conceive without the use of hormonal drugs. Flora Tajiki’s work continues to make a significant impact in the field of midwifery and fertility treatment, helping thousands of women globally overcome infertility through her innovative, non-invasive approach.