As Sweden's Prime Minister proposes expanding access to publicly funded IVF services, Jean Louis Roux argues that policymakers neeed to design health systems that remain equitable, sustainable and patient-centred...
How can clinical trials aiming to improve IVF respect the intense emotional and physical reality of the patient experience?...
This film documents a PET event discussing disparities in IVF outcomes, and experiences of fertility treatment, between people with different ethnic backgrounds...
Coordinated best practice guidance and a pivot to a forward-looking regulatory approach to emerging biotechnologies can enable neural organoid research to flourish responsibly, protecting ethical standards and public confidence...
Falling fertility rates are reshaping societies worldwide. The challenge is no longer simply encouraging people to have children, but creating conditions in which family life feels achievable...
Dr Rebecca Muir argues that NICE's process has been tokenistic and has favoured those with resources, narrow forms of expertise and politically convenient concerns...
This film documents a PET event discussing the needs and interests of everyone involved in egg donation – donors, recipients, donor-conceived people, fertility professionals, regulators and policymakers...
Professor Emma Cave explores how adaptive governance and regulatory sandboxing could help the UK support emerging biotechnologies while maintaining public trust and effective oversight…
Dr Robin Hadley reflects on the cultural assumptions surrounding male childlessness and the often-overlooked desire for fatherhood among men. Drawing on his research into 'male broodiness,' he argues that men's reproductive lives remain under-examined in policy and public discourse...
Bringing you PET events as a podcast. The 48th episode of the PET podcast features researchers and practitioners at the forefront of tackling male infertility – Kevin McEleny, Professor Joris Veltman, Professor Rod Mitchell and Professor Sarah Martins da Silva...
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