Category: Donated eggs
Egg bank to reduce waiting times for donated eggs
Posted - March 25, 2019
“Where do babies come from?”: A guest blog by Susan Imrie
Posted - March 11, 2014
Fertility after 35: What happens to our eggs as we age?
Posted - April 5, 2012
Egg Donation After Premature Menopause
Posted - January 19, 2012
We’re recruiting!
We are currently looking for a full time Fertility Nurse to work in our Norwich clinic and a 1 year fixed term Patient Services Administrator, based in King’s Lynn.
If you want to find out more or would like to apply, please visit our website: moredetails.uk/2LTpQYh
If you know someone who might be great for these roles, please tag them below! 👇🏼
Fertility centre vacancies | Work with us at Bourn Hall
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Leading fertility centre Bourn Hall has vacancies at our East Anglian clinics. View current jobs or call the HR department for more informationDo you find it difficult to balance work, life and IVF?
A study for Fertility Network UK by Middlesex University found that 58% of respondents felt it was difficult to manage work commitments whilst undergoing fertility treatments.
The stress of infertility also made it hard to concentrate at work, with 35% saying it had affected their careers.
Read more: moredetails.uk/2KgCdNs
Our next Fertility Support Group on 21 January will be based around this topic. You can register on our website to attend now.
Balancing work and fertility treatment - Bourn Hall Clinic
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Work affected the fertility treatment of 58% of people that took part in a study, with respondents saying it was difficult to take time for appointments.🙌 Top tips for improving fertility health 🙌
Give your fertility a new year’s boost with these five top tips from our Lead Fertility Nurse, Laura Carter-Penman.
For more advice, read the full article here : moredetails.uk/3nmEyUt
Which tip did you find most helpful? Let us know in the comments below.
“I was like ‘no, I’m absolutely fine’, when I knew I wasn’t…”
Previous patient, Matt O’Malley, will open up about the issue of male infertility, in our upcoming free webinar: It’s a game of two halves – tackling male infertility on 11 February at 7pm.
He will also be joined by Oliver Wiseman, Urologist and male infertility specialist at Bourn Hall, who will explain what a semen analysis reveals, how to improve poor sperm quality and the treatment options available.
Places are limited so make sure you register to attend here: moredetails.uk/3nFLnBq
Webinar: It’s a game of two halves – tackling male infertility
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Find out on 11th February how low sperm count or poor sperm quality can be improved, increasing your chances of being a dad.We have been creating families for more than 40 years.
This is all thanks to our founders Steptoe, Edwards and Purdy who helped with the conception of the world’s first IVF baby, Louise Brown.
Find our more about our history here: moredetails.uk/3ohKWhk
Enquire now – We can help you
