Home is the place that allows women to be their most vulnerable selves... as the physiology of birth is, after all, hormonal!Couldn't get more ready with this documentary "Born at home, Where and how women choose to birth matters" by A.Banks and E.Currie https://t.co/7AN8cbvcta
‘It is clinicians’ skill in performing that patients and colleagues experience when they interact with us’. It’s always about performance. https://t.co/YAca2nBzH9
An exciting new research project is underway, investigating fetal movements with a sensor system from @imperialcollege. Seeking pregnant volunteers for 2 additional scans and 2 CTG sessions in the third trimester! @Christoph_Lees
The FeMo Study is now live to recruitment at Queen Charlotte's Hospital. Please spread the word, and if you are pregnant and would like to participate - do get in touch! 🤰
#BabyMovements#FetalMovements#Research#Pregnancy
NEXT THURSDAY! Make sure you sign up to our newsletter to get the Teams link to this fascinating conversation between Isabel Davis @drbel & @UIowaArt's Rachel Cox on (in)fertility, intimacy, IVF and documenting the female reproductive body via photography >>>>
After over 25 years of research, a team co-led by surgeons at @ImperialNHS and @OUHospitals has performed the UK's first womb transplant - and given a woman born without a functioning womb the possibility of getting pregnant and carrying her own baby (1/2).
Exciting opportunity to join the Women’s Health Research Centre at Imperial College London. Full time, fixed term Research Midwife / Nurse vacancy. @imperialcollege @ImperialNHS please see advert for more info! https://t.co/njlzSEIhmj
"It is basic human psychology to think that if you pay more you might get more. The business model of many clinics trades on such hope" The cost of "add-ons" – @TheEconomist IVF remains largely a numbers game https://t.co/J6KgUjrExo
WOW! @TheEconomist Technology Quarterly dedicated to fertility and IVF. "The Most Personal Technology" – Today the world contains at least 12m people who started off in laboratory glassware. https://t.co/6W9GLFHVwf
Surrogacy, if not uncontroversial, has become socially acceptable in a way that would once have been unimaginable. That is partly because it is now often the “gestational” sort https://t.co/5IzPbFSyYd
IVF works for the lucky few. After a decade, I finally realised I wasn’t one of them
“We tried and tried, but failed and failed. Yet the fertility industry kept offering us hope, so long as we offered them money” 😢
#ivf#failedivf#infertility#phdtopic https://t.co/MOOA33uecG
Join us for Reproductive Justice Seminar Series I March-May
Co-hosted by @GenderKings and @GHSMatKCL
Reproduction Research Cluster.
Find out more and register here: https://t.co/EzMDMPETmf
Loving the doodle of the day: Justine Siegemund, the first midwife to write a book on obstetrics from a woman’s perspective #GoogleDoodle
https://t.co/9E8Xxl2IHg