A public body that develops and provides guidance to UK healthcare professionals and others, to ensure that the care they provide is of the best possible quality and offers the best value for money.
Discrepancies between public opinion and real-world access to fertility services in the UK have been highlighted by a fertility and genomics survey commissioned by the Progress Education Trust...
North East London Clinical Commissioning Group is consulting on introducing a single fertility policy that will provide eligible patients three rounds of NHS-funded IVF, increasing access in some areas...
Less than half of CCGs in England specify gender affirmative hormonal or surgical treatment as a reason to qualify for fertility preservation, a national audit has shown...
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...
A heterosexual relationship is generally comprised of equally contributing male and female partners...
In the decades since the world's first IVF baby was born in the UK in 1978, fertility treatment has changed from being experimental to routine...
NICE have approved a new therapy for use in the NHS in children with Metachromatic Leukodystrophy (MLD), a rare neurodegenerative genetic disorder...
Questions submitted by participants in a recent Progress Educational Trust event are answered by the body that oversees newborn screening in the UK...
A national audit has highlighted regional differences in IVF funding, set by local clinical commissioning groups...
A gene silencing treatment for a rare, but debilitating genetic disorder has been recommended for NHS use by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence....
