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...
Drawing on a presentation by Professor Sabrina Zeghiche, Zeenat Beebeejaun explores the ramifications of insemination fraud on families...
by Sophie Ryall
Chelsea Football Club will fund egg freezing and fertility treatment for its female players, becoming the first Women's Super League club to do so...
by Dr Kylie Baldwin and 1 others
Dr Kylie Baldwin and Stuart Lavery consider the complexities behind egg freezing, exploring why women freeze their eggs, what 'success' means, and what happens to eggs that are never used...
Fertility awareness should go beyond age and biology to reflect the diverse ways people experience reproductive uncertainty throughout their lives, writes Dr Eva De Clercq...
The UK and Scottish Governments have both proposed changes to NHS funding for IVF...
A personal tribute to Professor Abha Maheshwari, from her friend and colleague Alison McTavish...
Children born to trans parents should be entitled to legal certainty about who their parents are, and trans parents ultimately should be able to have their parentage legally recognised in their new legal gender, writes lawyer and PET trustee Natalie Sutherland...
by BioNews
This film documents a PET event featuring researchers and practitioners at the forefront of tackling male infertility, discussing the latest insights and pioneering research that could transform treatment in future...
Dr Dan Jacobson reviews 'A Body That Works', a complex drama exploring surrogacy, identity, and the relationships shaped by fertility treatment...
by Caitlin Way
More UK families have reported that the wrong donor sperm or eggs were used in fertility treatment at clinics in Northern Cyprus...
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