This will take place at Amnesty International in London on Wednesday 5 December 2018. Please see the full line up of speakers and chairs at: https://www.progress.org.uk/conference2018 And view the programme information here (pdf) There are still a few places available at the conference, please book your place(s) ASAP at: http://www.progress.org.uk/conference2018 (or email sstarr@progress.org.uk with any queries). #PETconf18

BFS is supporting the Reproductive Medicine Clinical Studies Group and the Priority Setting Partnership for Infertility www.phc.ox.ac.uk/infertility We would like to encourage healthcare professionals, researchers, and people with infertility to complete a short interim survey: https://qeurope.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eFd5BncmEbRWFNj Unanswered research questions have been organised into ten themes including male infertility, unexplained female infertility, and in vitro fertilisation.  When […]

Healthcare professionals call for better practices in preserving future fertility for cancer patients, transfolk, and others. Today (4 January), at the Fertility 2018 meeting in Liverpool, the British Fertility Society will present brand new guidelines for clinicians on fertility preservation for people assigned female at birth. Fertility preservation is a rapidly growing specialty and the […]

High blood pressure – baby’s sex (12/07/17) Scientists claim women who have hypertension are more likely to have a boy. (BFS mentioned and Adam Balen quoted) The Sun.