Category: Embryology
World Embryologist Day – a day in the life of an embryologist
Posted - July 24, 2020
Choosing the best embryo – how time-lapse algorithms help
Posted - November 27, 2019
Decay of protein in ‘rubber band’ is why human eggs become error-prone with age
Posted - November 21, 2019
Is this a green light for Pre-implantation Genetic Testing?
Posted - September 20, 2019
Using the FSH or AMH test for fertility testing – a webinar
Posted - August 22, 2019
IVF is 40: First blastocyst created
Posted - July 1, 2018
How do you choose an embryo for IVF?
Posted - February 27, 2018
Can re-freezing embryos lead to successful outcomes?
Posted - May 16, 2017
RCN guide to fertility preservation for medical and non-medical reasons launched
Posted - April 10, 2017
IVF success rates improved with 5 day blastocyst transfer
Posted - March 30, 2017
What happened to my eggs?
Posted - October 24, 2016
How to make a test-tube baby
Posted - June 15, 2016
Why some human eggs carry the wrong number of chromosomes
Posted - June 5, 2015
Egg freezing for employees
Posted - October 16, 2014
Want to know more about IVF drugs?
Posted - March 28, 2013
Good results for ICSI with SpermSlow
Posted - February 4, 2013
As we adapt to living with COVID-19, we wanted to make sure our patients are familiar with the new measures in place at our clinics.
Read our latest blog about keeping you safe during your treatment: moredetails.uk/36ix5Bg
Bourn Hall offers full range of fertility treatments - Bourn Hall Clinic
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Genuine smiles that reach the eyes have become even more important as fertility nurses get their facemasks on to welcome patients.Join us for our first ever virtual fertility fair on Saturday 31 October.
The fair, ahead of #fertilityweek, will be bustling with virtual activity. You will be able to ‘wander’ around the event at your own pace, all from the comfort of your own home. You can visit an array of booths and stalls and meet friendly people who are all experienced in helping people on their fertility journey.
Book your place or find out more: moredetails.uk/ffair
Virtual Fertility Fair during Fertility Week 2020 - Bourn Hall Clinic
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Bourn Hall's Virtual Fertility Fair will provide access to a range of expertise to improve your chances of pregnancy, its part of Fertility Week 2020Following on from our #PCOS webinar last week, we've answered some of your frequently asked questions. We’ve also included some of the information featured during the live webinar as well as a video of the PCOS Q&A session from the webinar.
Read the full list of Q&As here: bit.ly/PCOSFertilityAnswers
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PCOS and fertility frequently asked questions - Bourn Hall Clinic
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To answer some of the common questions about PCOS and fertility, Bourn Hall hosted a webinar with Dr Arpita Ray and Nutritional Therapist Angela Attwood.📢 Last chance to register for our virtual open event tonight at 7pm. 📢
We have a few places remaining so don’t miss out! This virtual open event will give you the opportunity to meet some of our team, learn more about our clinics, tests, treatments and success rates, and gives you an opportunity to ask any questions you might have.
Register now: zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_acJThqWYQqS7f_hUQTLKjQ
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When you’re beginning your fertility journey, we know how hard it can be to choose the right clinic – our virtual open event will provide you with more details about fertility tests or IVF treatme...Today we’re introducing you to another one of our fantastic nurses! ⭐️
Kathryn Rayner, a Senior Fertility Nurse Specialist at Bourn Hall, was previously a midwife for 20 years. She particularly enjoys helping women with #PCOS to conceive. “I have been given a lot of opportunities here to gain new skills and enjoy supporting the patients through their journey.”
Read her story here: moredetails.uk/2HhbL4m
We’d also love to know if you were treated my Kathryn so drop us a comment below 👇🏼
helping women with PCOS to conceive - Bourn Hall Clinic
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Kathryn enjoys helping women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) to conceive. PCOS impacts the ovaries and stops them from releasing mature eggs.
Enquire now – We can help you
