Fertility Matters

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Jessica Hobbis is an Oxford graduate with a passion for healthcare, in particular addressing inequalities which are entrenched in much of society at present. She currently works at ScreenMe, an organisation aimed at optimising women's health at every stage of life through education, testing, and listening to each individual. Improving female health is something which Jessica is hugely motivated by, and hopes that through her work with ScreenMe and beyond, she will be able to help empower women to feel in co

On UK Health Radio Jessica Hobbis will be hosting the weekly show ‘Fertility Matters’ to talk about updated findings from the fertility field, and she will be joined by guests sharing their personal journeys/stories, and those with expertise in the wider area, including medical, scientific, and holistic perspectives. Invited guests will be from health and wellness, supportive associations and charities and medical expert backgrounds.

Episodes

Fertility Matters

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Jessica Childs, a nutritional therapist, explores the urine microbiome’s role in preventing UTIs, supporting pelvic health, and linking to other microbiomes, impacting overall health.

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Dr Fran Yarlett is Medical Director at The Lowdown and works as a GP in Sheffield with a special interest in complex medical patients and women’s health.

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To time with the launch of ScreenMe's Uterine Microbiome (otherwise termed endometrial microbiome), we are privileged to have Inna Duckworth join us to delve in to this microbiome and its importance.

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Dee Brereton-Patel is back this week to discuss more complex infertility cases - including discussing mycotoxins, mould, auto-immunity and more!

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Dee Brereton-Patel, a Nutritional Therapist, Certified Functional Medicine practitioner, and founder of Coho Health, discusses 'unexplained fertility' and its impact with Jess.

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Ash Miller, CEO and founder of Access Fertility shares an insight into the role of IVF refund programmes, why people are turning to this option, and the impact it is having during a cost of living crisis.

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