Siobhain McDonagh MP’s Parliamentary Bill to amend the Human Embrylogy and Fertilisation Act will have its Second Reading on 8th March 2019. The survey below is an opportunity to influence the Bill prior to this Reading. Further information on the Bill is provided in the survey overview. Please share your feedback and expertise. Thank you

REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR BFS STUDY WEEK 2019
To be held on 03-06 June, at the Millennium Gloucester Hotel, London, Kensington.

Full Programmes are available here

With limited places, we recommend you book now to secure your place and before the EarlyBird of 03 April 2019. You also benefit from your substantial BFS […]

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To Register: Tickets for this event are £25 per person. To book your place, please visit the RCOG dedicated registration site.
Location: Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, 27 Sussex Place, London, NW1 4RG
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Date: 30.03.2019
Time 9AM-4PM

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ESHRE is working on recommendations for diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy, and we would like your input.

As you know, some progress has been made in reaching wider consensus in establishing criteria for differentiating between potentially viable and non-viable pregnancies, but there has been little progress on refining the criteria for the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy.

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Nominations are sought for the position below on the Executive Committee:

• Scientist Representative (x1)

Christine Leary has concluded her term as Scientist Representative on the committee and is not eligible to be re-elected to the Executive Committee.

The BFS would like to invite current BFS members to apply for this position. We are […]

Sofia Gameiro & Jacky Boivin, School of Psychology, Cardiff University

Jacky Boivin and Sofia Gameiro are putting a grant request in to develop a study to test the feasibility and acceptability of a one hour e-learning course about delivering bad news in fertility clinics.  As you may know the HFEA is now looking to boost […]

The BFS would like to encourage clinicians to give their views to help develop a research study on the management of uterine fibroids and polyps in women with subfertility and recurrent miscarriage.

Please complete the survey on the link here:
https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/JC_CLINICIANSURVEY/

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).

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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 […]

Dr Jane Stewart, Chair of the British Fertility Society said: “The British Fertility Society does not support or condone the work of doctors who make provision for treatment overseas that enables patients to undergo procedures which would be illegal at home. These are allegations that need to be properly understood but would be an example […]