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BioNews Review articles written by Susan Tranfield:
| Book Review: 21 Miles - Swimming in Search of the Meaning of Motherhood |
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| 11 June 2018 - by Susan Tranfield |
| Jessica Hepburn, author of 'The Pursuit of Motherhood’, former executive director of the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith and founder of Fertility Fest, underwent eleven rounds of unsuccessful IVF, multiple miscarriages and a life-threatening ectopic pregnancy in a decade... [Read More] |
| Education Review: Primary Schools Resources - The Donor Conception Network |
| 19 March 2018 - by Susan Tranfield |
| Donor conceived children are among us; we have come a long way since the early days of sperm donation, but it would be easy to forget that each family built through donor conception and assisted conception is going through its own particular journey. |
| Book Review: Making Friends with your Fertility |
| 15 January 2018 - by Susan Tranfield |
| The entire landscape of human fertility, from puberty to menopause, is the uncharted territory we tread from adolescence to middle age and sometimes beyond. It is a heady mixture of hormones, reproductive functions and barely acknowledged social and emotional narratives played out against our own and familial expectations... [Read More] |
| Book Review: Telling and Talking about Donor Conception with People Aged 17 and Over - A Guide for Parents |
| 22 May 2017 - by Susan Tranfield |
| Olivia Montuschi's revised 'Telling and Talking' booklet aims to guide parents of donor conceived children aged 17 or over through the delicate process of disclosure... [Read More] |
| Radio Review: Dangerous Visions - Brave New World |
| 6 June 2016 - by Susan Tranfield |
| The latest episode in Radio 4's Dangerous Visions series is a new adaptation of Aldhous Huxley's iconic dystopian novel, set just 100 years in the future... [Read More] |
| Book Review: Archie Nolan – Family Detective |
| 14 December 2015 - by Susan Tranfield |
| 'Is nowhere a donor-conception free zone?' asks the eponymous hero, 11-year-old Archie Nolan, as his quest to establish the meaning of 'family' in the context of donor conception leads him to ask more and more questions about origins, genetics and the intricacies of relationships in 21st century Britain... [Read More] |
