PhD student in Healthcare Law and Bioethics
Katerina Standring is currently undertaking a PhD in Healthcare Law and Bioethics and Graduate Teaching Fellowship at the University of Liverpool. She previously completed an LLM in Medical Law and Ethics at the University of Edinburgh. She obtained an LLB in Law from the London School of Economics and Political Science. Her main areas of interest include assisted reproduction and the legal and ethical issues at the beginning and end of life.
This PET event highlighted racial disparities in fertility care, with black women and men facing delayed access, bias, and stigma. Speakers called for earlier assessments, increased funding, culturally sensitive care, and public awareness to advance reproductive justice...
The latest event from PET brought together voices from the UK and Australia to discuss mitochondrial donation, following recent news of healthy children born in the UK and the passing of Maeve's law in Australia...
The latest PET event explored how lifestyle factors – particularly obesity and diabetes – can impact upon IVF outcomes, fertility, and the chances of a healthy pregnancy...
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