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The Progress Educational Trust podcast

Progress Educational Trust
IVF
Fertility Treatment
Surrogacy
Donor Conception
Womb Transplant
Egg Donation
Mitochondrial Donation
Fertility Research
IVF Add-Ons
Our Future Health
PGTA
Expanded Carrier Screening
Ethical Considerations
NHS
Public Engagement
Infected Blood Inquiry
Infertility
Reproductive Medicine
Egg Cells
Psychological Impact Of Surgery

PET (the Progress Educational Trust) is an independent charity that improves choices for people affected by infertility and genetic conditions.On this podcast, you can hear the latest PET discussions of scientific, ethical, legal and policy issues in fertility, genetics, genomics and embryo/stem cell research.These discussions feature experts and advocates from around the world, as well as contrib... more

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This episode of the Progress Educational Trust (PET) podcast discusses what is known about the impact of IVF – and assisted conception more broadly – on the physical and psychological health of patients.

Is the evidence reassuring? Or are there reas... more

This episode of the Progress Educational Trust (PET) podcast discusses the newly updated Fertility Guideline published by the UK's National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).

The discussion is chaired by Sarah Norcross (Director of PET... more

This episode of the Progress Educational Trust (PET) podcast features researchers and practitioners at the forefront of tackling male infertility.

Aspects discussed include current best practice, the latest insights, and pioneering research that cou... more

This episode of the Progress Educational Trust (PET) podcast discusses causes and consequences of stress, in the context of (in)fertility and assisted conception.

The discussion is chaired by Sarah Norcross (Director of PET), with contributions from... more

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Sinéad Currie
Health psychologist, lead at Scottish Preconception Health Research Network
University of Stirling
Episode: Fertility Treatment and Stress: Patients, Practitioners and Outcomes
Angela Lawson
Clinical and forensic psychologist, adjunct lecturer
Northwestern University; ASRM Global Health Committee
Episode: Fertility Treatment and Stress: Patients, Practitioners and Outcomes
Emma Haslett
Journalist, fertility patient, co-host of The Big Fat Negative
The Persistent, The Big Fat Negative podcast
Episode: Fertility Treatment and Stress: Patients, Practitioners and Outcomes
Geeta Nargund
Member of HFEA; founder of the Health Equality Foundation; Pro-Chancellor of Health Equity at the University of Portsmouth
Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA); Health Equality Foundation
Episode: Ancestry, Ethnicity, IVF Outcomes: Why Do Some Patients Fare Better than Others?
Patricia Hamilton
Sociologist; University of York; former Marie Curie Research Fellow
University of York
Episode: Ancestry, Ethnicity, IVF Outcomes: Why Do Some Patients Fare Better than Others?
Asif Muneer
Professor of Urology and Surgical Andrology; Consultant Urological Surgeon; Chair of BFSAI Andrology
University College London; British Fertility Society
Episode: Ancestry, Ethnicity, IVF Outcomes: Why Do Some Patients Fare Better than Others?
Jonathan Luwagga
Advocate for male fertility awareness; ambassador and peer advocate for The Fertility Alliance
The Fertility Alliance
Episode: Ancestry, Ethnicity, IVF Outcomes: Why Do Some Patients Fare Better than Others?
Edmond Edi-Osagie
Medical Director of Aurora Reproductive Healthcare; Health Education Volunteer at Caribbean and African Health Network
Aurora Reproductive Healthcare
Episode: Ancestry, Ethnicity, IVF Outcomes: Why Do Some Patients Fare Better than Others?
Yvonne John
Author of Dreaming of a Life Unlived; facilitator; activist
Gateway Women; author
Episode: Ancestry, Ethnicity, IVF Outcomes: Why Do Some Patients Fare Better than Others?

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Sarah Norcross
Director of PET, Progress Educational Trust

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 4 ratings
  • Another great production by PET

    So thrilled to find these podcasts. 2 episodes in but I can see as ever PET have got together some fantastic panels of guests. As a commuting professional I am so excited to be able to access these on the go, enriching my knowledge and also contributing to my continued professional development. Fab.

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    United Kingdom2 years ago

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Many highlight the valuable insights gained while commuting, pointing to the podcast's role in professional development.
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Overall, feedback is positive, reflecting appreciation for the focus on real-world implications and challenges in fertility and genetic topics.

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Diversity in Health Data: Achieving Benefit for All
Q: What factors encouraged Ugandan participants to join genomics research and what lessons can be learned?
Community engagement, long-term trust built over decades, and clear feedback loops to participants were key factors; true engagement goes beyond a single research announcement and includes ongoing support and local clinics.
Understanding Egg Donation: The Give and Take
Q: Is there a need for explicit legislative requirements for counselling in donation pathways?
Counselling is already recognised in legislation, but there is advocacy for mandatory, depth-oriented implications counselling provided by specialized professionals within routine care.
Understanding Egg Donation: The Give and Take
Q: Why are there concerns now about medical risks from egg donation despite decades of practice?
There is a broader societal interest in women's health and a lack of long-term data; concerns are tied to advertising accuracy and the need for robust long-term follow-up, though current medical data suggest risks are low with proper care.
Understanding Egg Donation: The Give and Take
Q: Who should bear the cost of counselling for egg donors and recipients, given that many cannot afford it even when it is recommended?
Clinics have a responsibility to provide sufficient counselling supported by policy and commissioning decisions, ensuring access beyond a single session and integrating counselling into standard treatment pathways.
Rare Disease Genomic Testing: How Do We Make Access Equitable and Timely?
Q: How is equity addressed in access to genomic testing across the UK and internationally?
Efforts focus on standardized pathways, regional and national collaborations, inclusive recruitment for studies, community engagement, and addressing underrepresented populations to reduce postcode lottery effects.

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The discussions focus on a wide range of topics related to fertility and genetic conditions, particularly emphasizing scientific, ethical, legal, and policy dimensions in these fields. Conversations explore systemic challenges tied to access and regulation in reproductive healthcare, such as the barriers faced by LGBTQ+ communities and the implications of preimplantation genetic testing. The content features insights from numerous experts and advocates, as well as personal accounts from patients, providing multiple perspectives on these critical social issues. Unique to the content is the strong emphasis on equity and informed consent, which resonates throughout various episodes, reflecting the commitment to improving choices for affected i... more

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1. Sinéad Currie
2. Angela Lawson
3. Emma Haslett
4. Geeta Nargund
5. Patricia Hamilton
6. Asif Muneer
7. Jonathan Luwagga
8. Edmond Edi-Osagie

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