Event Review: From Concealment to Recognition – Ethics and lived experiences of insemination fraud
Drawing on a presentation by Professor Sabrina Zeghiche, Zeenat Beebeejaun explores the ramifications of insemination fraud on families...
Assistant Professor of Law and PhD candidate
Dr Zeenat Beebeejaun has completed a PhD in law at at the University of Birmingham in Dubai. Her research focused on healthcare law and human rights in the context of fertility treatment. Additionally, she serves as an assistant professor of law at the University of Birmingham. Zeenat has earned a Masters of Pharmacy and practiced as a pharmacist in London before transitioning to law. Notably, she was the only student in her cohort to have her master's dissertation published, collaborating with her supervisor on the project. Having worked directly in healthcare in a hospital setting, she possesses a nuanced understanding of medical practices, patient care, and the regulatory environment in which these operate. This background helps her analyze legal issues related to healthcare more effectively. She can effectively bridge the gap between complex medical concepts and legal principles, thereby providing contribution in healthcare law and reform.
Drawing on a presentation by Professor Sabrina Zeghiche, Zeenat Beebeejaun explores the ramifications of insemination fraud on families...
Harvest stands out because it speaks directly to the experiences of women today and becomes consistently more and more compelling, having a profound effect on the audience writes Zeenat Beebeejaun...
Zeenat Beebeejaun reviews the Today in Focus podcast reporting on an IVF clinic in the USA that stole women's eggs to get other women pregnant...
Genomics has the potential to reshape the NHS into a more proactive, cost-efficient, and patient-responsive system, writes Zeenat Beebeejaun. But it can only do so if built on a foundation of trust, transparency, and fairness...
'Families are told your son is dead but we can preserve his sperm'. Zeenat Beebeejaun, PhD student at the University of Birmingham Dubai, reviews a news podcast by the Irish Times exploring how Israeli grandparents are creating grandchildren from their dead sons' sperm...
Manuela Perrotta's book unveils regulatory inadequacies that expose patients to abuse by the profit-driven medical industry...
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