New Delhi, March 12 -- In a significant breakthrough in reproductive medicine, doctors at a private hospital in New Delhi have reported two successful live births after treating severe Asherman's Syndrome using umbilical cord-derived stem cells, offering new hope to women suffering from one of the most difficult causes of infertility.

The pioneering work has been carried out by the Centre of IVF and Human Reproduction in collaboration with the Department of Biotechnology and Research at the hospital. The research is part of an ongoing clinical trial registered under the hospital's research cell, supported through intramural funding.

According to research, Asherman's Syndrome is a condition in which the uterine cavity becomes partially o...