22 November 2020

The BFS welcomes the draft guidance developed by the Competition & Markets Authority (CMA). This is a wide-ranging document that requires detailed understanding by our members, and we are hopeful that the final guidance will prove useful in improving the quality of care given to patients undergoing assisted conception treatment.

An increasing […]

We’re pleased to bring you Fertility 2021 Online: Barriers and breakthroughs, running from 6-10 January. In this extraordinary time, we’re committed to continuing to provide you with CPD and education and the 2021 conference will deliver the same […]

You are invited to take part in a short anonymous survey about the use of endometrial scratching as a fertility treatment or add-on. The survey is open to clinicians, nurses and embryologists working in fertility centres across Australia, New Zealand and the UK.

For more information and to complete the survey: https://tinyurl.com/scratchingsurvey

It is […]

Fertility patients in England are at risk of losing their eligibility for NHS-funded care, due to the combination of strict age limits and long delays caused by COVID-19. That’s why a coalition of professional bodies, charities and patient groups has written an open letter to the Health Secretary, Matt Hancock MP, urging him […]

The Association of Reproductive and Clinical Scientists (ARCS) and the British Fertility Society (BFS) have produced an updated version of the guidelines for fertility treatments during COVID 19. 

Click here for the full guidelines: ARCS BFS guideline Covid 19 version 3 30 September 2020

Prepared by the ARCS/BFS COVID working group on behalf of […]

An announcement concerning the Fertility 2021 conference from the Joint Executive Committee representing the British Fertility Society, the Society for Reproduction and Fertility and the Association of Reproductive and Clinical Scientists.

Read the full letter here: Fertility 2021 official letter from chairs