Ask a Fertility Expert: Live Q&A with AskPetal x Director Fertility at Johns Hopkins
Join us for a Virtual Live Q+A on Understanding Fertility Today: What Every Woman Should Know (But Was Never Taught) A Live Q&A with Dr. Vasiliki Moragianni, MD.
About Dr. Vasiliki A. Moragianni, MD, MS, FACOG: is a double board-certified Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI) specialist and serves as Medical Director of the Johns Hopkins Fertility Center, as well as Assistant Professor at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
A native of Greece, Dr. Moragianni has trained extensively in the United States, completing her undergraduate studies at Cornell University, her graduate education at Georgetown University, and her medical degree at Drexel University.
She completed her fellowship training in REI at Harvard Medical School/Boston IVF and is a recognized physician leader and scientific expert who speaks nationally and internationally on fertility and women’s health.
Dr. Moragianni has a diverse leadership background, having founded private fertility clinics and served as Medical Director within large academic institutions.
She is an award-winning physician actively engaged in research and medical education, with a strong commitment to advancing evidence-based reproductive care.
Her clinical and academic work focuses on optimizing fertility outcomes through patient- centered, evidence-based approaches, with particular interests in recurrent pregnancy loss, diminished ovarian reserve, and the intersection of reproductive and systemic health.
In addition to her clinical and academic roles, Dr. Moragianni is deeply engaged in physician leadership and patient empowerment, with a focus on helping individuals make informed reproductive decisions. She is also a sought-after speaker on fertility-related topics, including the integration of reproductive planning into career strategy for professional women.
Ask about anything, including:
IVF, IUI, and what to expect from fertility treatments
Egg freezing — when, why, and who it's really for
Recurrent pregnancy loss and what actually causes it
Unexplained infertility and where to go when you've hit a wall
When to get a second opinion — and how to ask for one
Moderated by Erica Lansman, Founder & CEO of AskPetal — the AI agent built for women's health.
What is Infertility Awareness Week?
Infertility Awareness Week is an annual observance held every April dedicated to breaking the silence around infertility — one of the most common and least talked-about health challenges women and families face. It was founded by RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association, and has grown into a global movement to educate, advocate, and connect.
1 in 8 couples in the US struggles to conceive. 1 in 4 pregnancies ends in loss. And yet most women go years without a real conversation about their reproductive health — not from their doctor, not in school, not anywhere.
Infertility Awareness Week exists to change that. To say: this is not rare, this is not your fault, and you deserve answers.
This Q&A is our contribution to that mission.
Ask about anything, and come as you are — whether you're actively trying, thinking ahead, freshly diagnosed, in the middle of treatment, or supporting someone you love. Every question is valid. Every woman deserves to understand her own body.