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subscribe to the bionews newsletter for free advanced search home about us objectives background testimonials people how pet is funded events upcoming events past events publications bionews genetics/epigenetics policy policy work policy documents projects genome editing breast cancer it takes more than two spectrum of opinion education friends of pet donate to pet work with pet partnerships volunteering annual reports annual report 2015 annual report 2014 annual report 2013 annual report 2012 annual report 2011 annual report 2010 annual report 2009 annual report 2008 annual report 2007 contact us search account log in register page url: https://www.progress.org.uk/ this week at the progress educational trust (21 june 2018) the progress educational trust ( pet )'s next free -to-attend public event will be ' with great genomic data comes great responsibility ', taking place in london this coming tuesday ( 26 june 2018 ). this event is being produced in partnership with genomics england , the organisation established by the uk government to deliver the 100,000 genomes project , and it forms part of the ' genomics conversation ' programme. films of of two previous events in this series can be watched on pet 's youtube channel here and here . tuesday's event will see the use of genomic data discussed by speakers including professor ann dalton (director of the sheffield diagnostic genetics service at sheffield children's hospital), professor anthony brookes (professor of genetics at the university of leicester), professor tim hubbard (head of genome analysis at genomics england) and dr natalie banner (lead at understanding patient data). the event will be chaired by timandra harkness (author of the book big data: does size matter? ) find out more here , and if tweeting about the event please use the hashtag #petgenomic . to book your free place(s), please email [email protected] pet is also involved in various events and initiatives marking the 40th birthday of the world's first ivf baby louise brown (pictured belowwith pet director sarah norcross ). pet will have an interactive exhibit, developed from its ' basic understanding of genome editing ' project, at the upcoming event ' ivf at 40 '. this event is taking place at the science museum in london on the evening of wednesday 25 july , and accompanies the museum's new exhibition ' ivf: 6 million babies later '. it will see louise brown speak alongside professor roger gosden - a former student of ivf pioneer professor sir robert edwards , who went on to become a fertility expert (and historian of ivf) in his own right. attendance is free , but advance booking is required. book places here . pet was joint organiser of a recent event at the cheltenham science festival entitled ' the birth of ivf ', which was chaired by pet trustee professor allan pacey . speakers included sarah norcross and also dr kay elder , who previously worked alongside robert edwards and the other pioneers of ivf, and who is now senior research scientist at the fertility clinic they founded - bourn hall . at the event kay revealed the identity of a previously anonymous benefactor whose funding was crucial to the work that led to louise brown's birth. this revelation was then reported in the daily mail and in the times . elsewhere, pet continues its campaigning work addressing the unhappy fact that in the uk - the very country where ivf was pioneered - fertility patients often find it difficult or impossible to access nhs-funded ivf treatment. pet director sarah norcross met recently with jackie doyle-price , conservative mp for thurrock and the health minister responsible for fertility, to discuss the fact that many clinical commissioning groups (ccgs) are failing to offer the number of nhs-funded ivf cycles recommended by the national institute for health and care excellence (nice). the minister went on to say the following, in response to a question in the house of commons : 'we are very clear. we expect all ccgs to honour the nice guidelines. i am very cross that ccgs tend to view ivf services as low-hanging fruit with which to make cuts. that is totally unacceptable and i will be taking steps to remind them of that.' this statement by the minister was subsequently played on bbc essex , followed by an interview with sarah norcross. in the interview, sarah said: 'frankly, the whole thing is a mess and needs sorting out. i'm hoping that jackie is the woman for the job.' . listen to the whole 10-minute item here . pet has also been supporting and briefing steve mccabe , labour mp for birmingham selly oak, who has introduced an access to fertility services bill in parliament in an attempt to end the ivf postcode lottery. steve has played a crucial role in bringing this issue to the attention of politicians, having previously initiated a debate on this subject in parliament. sarah went to the houses of parliament to attend the first reading of the new bill. it is due to receive its second reading in november this year. meanwhile, sarah is quoted on the subject of ivf funding in the british medical journal , in an article about pet 's recent event ' the real cost of ivf '. sarah also wrote an article of her own about this event, entitled ' what's the real cost of ivf? ', published in the summer 2018 edition of affinity - the magazine of pet 's fellow charity fertility network uk . comments made by two of the speakers at the ' real cost of ivf ' event - sally cheshire (chair of the human fertilisation and embryology authority) and professor lesley regan (president of the royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologists) - have been reported in the daily mail and in two articles in the independent (one focusing on claims made by overseas fertility clinics and one focusing on research into whether acupuncture improves ivf success rates ). a synopsis of what was discussed at the ' real cost of ivf ' event can be found in pet 's flagship publication bionews , to which you can subscribe for free here . additionally, pet has been producing fertility-related events in scotland with the support of the scottish government . the first of these was a packed event in edinburgh entitled ' time waits for no man: the impact of age on male fertility '. comments made by speakers at this event have been reported in the daily mail and in the sheffield star , and a synopsis of the event has been published in bionews . this was followed by an event in glasgow entitled ' from acupuncture to yoga: can lifestyle choices improve the odds of ivf working for you? '. as well as producing its own events, pet continues to be involved in a wide variety of fertility-related events organised by others. sarah norcross and pet communications manager sandy starr were both panel speakers at fertility fest , a week-long arts festival at london's bush theatre . sarah spoke at a session entitled ' the business of fertility ', while sandy spoke at a session entitled ' the future of fertility '. sarah gave a presentation on ' fertility funding ' at the world congress of the international society for mild approaches in assisted reproduction (held at the royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologists in london). sarah also chaired the opening plenary session at ' reproduction and the law: transformations, responsibilities and uncertainties in the 21st century ', the annual conference of the british sociological association 's human reproduction study group (held at de montfort university in leicester). pet exhibited at the annual conference of the uk's fertility regulator, the human fertilisation and embryology authority . the chair of that organisation, sally cheshire , referred in her keynote address to pet 's work and to last year's pet event ' fertility treatment add-ons: do they add up? '. pet also exhibited at the manchester fertility show , an event attended by members of the public seeking fertility-related information and advice, where sarah was a panel speaker

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