We have advertised our research within the #NaturalCycles app & had a great response from current users! We are now also looking for new participants. See below ⬇️who we are looking for. If this is you, follow this link to find out how to get involved: bit.ly/2XS5ro0

We're incredibly excited to announce that The National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles (#Natsal) begins its fourth study on sexual health and well-being in Britain (Natsal-4) (THREAD 1/7 - continue reading) 👇

Thank you PLOS One for #publishing our (Prepare4Pregnancy Preconception Health & Care Conference 2022 @Judith_SRH UCL EGA Institute for Women's Health & others) article on "Preparation for fatherhood" which "indicates the need for greater paternal preconception health awareness and care.." journals.plos.org/plosone/articl… #men #fathers #ttc

We have advertised our research within the #NaturalCycles app & had a great response from current users! We are now also looking for new participants. See below ⬇️who we are looking for. If this is you, follow this link to find out how to get involved: bit.ly/2XS5ro0

Evidence shows that the website Contraception Choices, a project developed in 18 months and led UCL’s @Judith_SRH & Julia Bailey, helps to prepare women ahead of appointments #FSRHASM19

endometriosis-uk.org is a good source of advice for patients says pallavi latthe #fsrhasm19

Rebecca French theFreyjaStudy quotes one user of Natural Cycles° in prevent mode “if I were to fall pregnant it wouldn’t have been the end of the world”

Rebecca French reports women’s experiences of fertility apps from theFreyjaStudy (funded by Natural Cycles° ) “the app was seen as natural AND scientific” #fsrhasm19

Rebecca French, our lead researcher on the Freyja Study, presented at Annual Scientific Meeting The FSRH Early emerging themes and recommendations were presented at the conference in Edinburgh For the full presentation follow this link ➡️ bit.ly/2VKcIbV #FSRHASM19

Do you know a brilliant Relationships & Sex Education teacher? Nominate them for our brand new #RSE Teaching Awards and they could be the first ever RSE teacher of the year! Deadline 31 May sexeducationforum.org.uk/rse-teaching-a…

Absolutely critical young women feel able to talk about their menstrual health. Education is the first step that making that happen #menstrualwellbeing #endometriosis #BSGE2019 BSGE

It's #MenstrualHygiene Day; together, we can empower every woman and girl to manage their menstruation safely and without shame. #MHDay2019 From 2020, all primary and secondary schools and colleges will offer free sanitary products, so nobody is held back at school 🏫

Nominations for best RSE teacher 2019 close on 31st May – categories are best primary, secondary and special school teacher of Relationships and Sex Education, open to all staff that teach #RSE in schools. #RSEawards #RSEday sexeducationforum.org.uk/rse-teaching-a…

New research Sociology of Health and Illness Journal from the Freyja Study London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine & University of Plymouth on the role of fertility awareness technology in planning a #pregnancy Interviews explored experiences of users and partners using Natural Cycles when trying to conceive Free to access➡️bit.ly/2I72a0m

RT Sociology of Health and Illness Journal: Pippa Grenfell talks about new research from theFreyjaStudy London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine & University of Plymouth in their #openaccess Sociology of Health and Illness Journal paper titled "Fertility and digital technology: narratives of using smartphone app ‘Natural Cycles’ while trying to conceive" youtu.be/IOwj3uJYTCQ

Pippa Grenfell , Nerissa Tilouche, Jill Shawe, Rebecca French have published #openaccess "Fertility and digital technology: narratives of using smartphone app ‘Natural Cycles’ while trying to conceive". theFreyjaStudy London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine @ PlymUni onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Insightful talk from @ReeDot who ended her session by sharing organisations that HCPs and service providers can learn from and collaborate with to improve #SRH for black and minoritised individuals: PrEPster Decolonising Contraception Fivexmore_ Imkaan #FSRHVirtual #FSRHLive

'There are 157 different reasons for having sex! Health behaviours are complicated, but effective qualitative research can help us understand patients and offer more apt advice which resonates better with the complexities of people's lives.' Julia Bailey #FSRHVirtual #fsrhlive

This original reasearch, from Rebecca French and colleages, explores how women and their partners navigate planning a pregnancy, and what role Natural Cycles° fertility awareness technology plays in this process. Find the open access article here: ow.ly/6fFn50CUGqV

Freyja Study paper has been published in BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health titled "(Not) talking about #fertility: the role of digital technologies and health services in helping plan pregnancy. A qualitative study" The article is #openaccess and can be found here: ow.ly/6fFn50CUGqV