Theatre Review: The Fever Syndrome
It will never cease to amaze me how many fertility-related plays there are in London...
It will never cease to amaze me how many fertility-related plays there are in London...
While Russia may not seem like an obvious choice for cross-border surrogacy to many, its liberal legal regime actually makes it one of the most permissive places to seek surrogacy...
Endometriosis is seen as a 'modern mystery' in gynaecology, with its causes not yet fully understood. Prevalent in up to ten percent of individuals of reproductive age, it is one of the most common gynaecological pathologies...
Since collaborating with a theatre-maker on The Surrogacy Act and moving to London, I've been introduced to a world of theatre outside of the West End...
by Zaina Mahmoud and 1 others
For several years, Ukraine has been the second most popular destination (behind California) for cross-border commercial surrogacy for married heterosexual couples seeking surrogacy for medical reasons...
Episode three of The Talk, an Irish programme where people share their lived experiences with each other, delved into the world of IVF and surrogacy...
The third session of the Progress Educational Trust's 2021 annual conference, chaired by family law barrister Andrew Powell, focused on how the structure of families is changing...
The Progress Education Trust event 'Female Fertility: What Does the Future Hold?' was the latest in a series of online discussions providing informative debate on future approaches to reproductive matters...
Following the #ExtendTheLimit campaign and petition led by the Progress Educational Trust, the UK Government announced proposals to increase the time limit on storage of frozen eggs, sperm and embryos from ten years to a renewable ten year limit capped at a maximum of 55 years, irrespective of medical need…
When Gabrielle Union announced that her second tell-all book, You Got Anything Stronger?, would delve into her surrogacy journey, despite not personally being a fan of celebrity autobiographies, I must admit I was excited...