Fertility Myth Busting at the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, first Fertility Forum

During this episode, you will hear from Professor Adam Balen, on what to expect from the day as well as Ruth Bender Atik from the Miscarriage Association explaining some of the myths associated with miscarriage and how her organization can help you. Make sure you do have a look at the RCOG website where they have shared all the content from the day here  here 

Jason Kasraie spoke about New technologies.

What are the latest new techniques and technologies for fertility and can they help improve success rates? Chair of the Association of Clinical Embryologists Jason Kasraie will look at the evidence is as to whether they work and discuss the factors that influence the chances of successful treatment

Jody Day, Yvonne John, and Lesley Pyne, talking about Living without children.

All of these women have helped to change the way we think about living without children. They will discuss how to find peace and happiness after unsuccessful treatment and will talk about the societal attitudes to childlessness that need changing.

Yacoub Khalaf, talks about 'Add ons - what’s the evidence?

'IVF treatment is usually more like a marathon than a sprint. Emotional and financial resilience is crucial to continuing the journey, and there can be pressure to pay for additional tests, drugs, or interventions that may not increase the chances of success. Fertility specialist Professor Yacoub Khalaf will discuss what’s worth paying for and what isn’t.

.@BalenAdam, @anyasizer, @DrJaneAStewart, Jason Kasraie and Joanne Triggs are currently taking questions from the delegates following a day jam-packed with information all across the spectrum of fertility. #fertilityforum pic.twitter.com/QdHEld6EyJ

— RoyalCollegeObsGyn (@RCObsGyn) March 30, 2019