Director of Women's Health at UCLH
Stuart Lavery is an adviser to the Progress Educational Trust (PET). He is the director of Women's Health at University College London (UCL) Hospitals. He works as a consultant in reproductive medicine and surgery with a special interest in fertility preservation. He is an honorary associate professor at UCL and also holds an honorary academic position with Imperial College London. Previously he was medical director of IVF Hammersmith, and a founder director of The Fertility Partnership (TFP). He is currently a founder director of Aria Fertility in London. He has served on multiple advisory boards in the pharmaceutical and FemTech fields. He currently serves on the NICE Fertility clinical guidelines committee, and is secretary of the British Fertility Society. His research interests are fertility preservation and preimplantation genetic testing, and he has published over 60 peer reviewed academic articles, and presented both nationally and internationally.
Dr Kylie Baldwin and Stuart Lavery consider the complexities behind egg freezing, exploring why women freeze their eggs, what 'success' means, and what happens to eggs that are never used...
Stuart Lavery and Andrew Horne bid a fond farewell to their colleage and friend, who was central to setting up one of the first NHS IVF clinics...
Recent research into the impact of flushing of the fallopian tubes on fertility treatment, has highlighted the need for more clarity on the issue…
The recent study from Dreyer et al examining the chance of natural pregnancy following hysterosalpingography has provoked a significant amount of interest in the lay press, with suggestions that this well established diagnostic fertility test could be off
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