Bariatric Surgery – its role in reproductive health
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists have recently published their 17th Scientific Impact Paper. It provides a summary of bariatric surgery and its impact on both fertility and pregnancy and a further authoritative document available to add to their series – some of which have a direct bearing on the practice of reproductive medicine.
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The Special Interest Group of the BFS, the FEI, want to help increase fertility education globally. To support this, please download this poster and take a selfie. Post on social media #fertilityed. Tell us why you think fertility education is important and which country you are from. Ask friends to do the same. [...]
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The British Fertility Society considers that the 10-year storage limit for gametes – eggs or sperm – frozen for elective fertility preservation is unfair and penalises individuals who make the decision to preserve their fertility in their 20s. We support the Progress Educational Trust’s campaign to extend the limit. Technological and social advances mean that, in certain circumstances, individuals may [...]
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Ian Craft’s Memorial Service is to be held at Noon on Thursday September 19 at St. James’s Church, Piccadilly. It was with great sadness that “Prof” Ian Craft passed away on 3rd June at his residential home in Esher. In 1977 Ian started working on IVF at the Royal Free Hospital and had a pregnancy [...]
