The 26th episode of the Progress Educational Trust podcast discusses lessons for the fertility sector from the UK's infected blood scandal and from the subsequent Infected Blood Inquiry, featuring contributions from Professor Abha Maheshwari, Professor Marc Turner, Professor Emma Cave and Professor Bobbie Farsides.
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We would like to thank Jon Nicoll (who created the opening and closing music for our podcast), and also the Scottish Government (which supported the event featured in the 26th episode).
The next free-to-attend PET events will be:
- Is Fertility Treatment a Solution to Population Decline?, taking place online on Wednesday 26 March 2025 – register here.
- Fertility in Flux: What Can State-Funded IVF Do for Population Growth?, taking place online on Wednesday 9 April 2025 – register here.
- Our Future Health, UK BioBank, Genomics England: Exploring the Impact, taking place online on Wednesday 30 April 2025 – register here.
- IVF and Miscarriage: Reducing Risks, Providing Support, taking place online on Wednesday 21 May 2025 – register here.
- Lifestyle, Obesity, Diabetes: Optimising IVF Outcomes for Patients, taking place in person in Edinburgh on Wednesday 28 May 2025 – register here.
- Diversity in Health Data: Achieving Benefit for All, taking place online on Wednesday 4 June 2025 – register here.
- Rare Disease Genomic Testing: How Do We Make Access Equitable and Timely?, taking place online on Wednesday 18 June 2025 – register here.
- 40 Years of the Surrogacy Arrangements Act: What Next for Surrogacy?, taking place online on Wednesday 16 July 2025 – register here.
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