The Women in Mitochondria initiative aims to make the women working on mitochondria research more visible, contributing to accelerate equality and diversity in the field.
“We need volunteers between the ages of 18 and 35 from the North East, and whilst our egg donor research & treatments have been on hold, we are now ready to resume services at our Fertility Centre so please do get in touch if you would like to help.”
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Mitochondrial replacement is provided in England and Wales to women with mitochondrial disease seeking to have an unaffected child. The use of this technique for the treatment of infertility is unproven and yet is being offered at fertility clinics worldwide.
Members of the WCMR team have been working with Coronation Street and The Lily Foundation on a story line that will help raise awareness of mitochondrial disease. To find out more: https://t.co/W8i0qLZWZ8
From the week commencing 11 May 2020 fertility clinics can apply to reopen. Read the full update here: https://t.co/JT5FxIfu5d #restartingfertilitytreatment
People who had to put fertility treatment on hold due to the #coronavirus outbreak will be able to continue their journey to start a family.
@HFEA has announced that clinics will reopen if they have measures in place to protect staff and patients.
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The BIG Announcement: Fertility journey recommences soon. Women who wish to volunteer donating eggs to help women requiring donor eggs can also now start getting in touch with their local centres. #eggdonor
From the week commencing 11 May 2020 fertility clinics can apply to reopen. Read the full update here: https://t.co/JT5FxIfu5d #restartingfertilitytreatment
Are you 18-42 years of age?
Do you live in Newcastle or in the northeast?
Would you like to help with research by donating your eggs?
Please click on the link and register your interest.
Compensation as per HFEA regulations.
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