Embryologist| Reproductive Health enthusiast| MSc Human Clinical Embryology and Assisted Conception| Chevening Alumna @dundeeuni
Gambia
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Excited to share my FIRST, first-author paper.This explores the unmet need for #ART in The #Gambia to tackle #infertility. Grateful to @JasonPMooney for his support! Also, notable thanks to my inspirational co-authors: Vanessa Kay @Ju_B81 & @AferriAnna. 🔗bmchealthservres.biomedcentr…
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A bright Gambian student awarded a full scholarship for MSc at LSE is urgently seeking funding to cover their visa costs (£2154) to enable them to claim the award and enrol this September. Without the visa the funding and place will be lost. Please DM if you can support.
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France is taking important steps to tackle #infertility. Many other countries need to take note – and that is what our #MoreJoy campaign is working to do.
cnn.com/videos/world/2024/01… – at Paris, France
ALT France is taking important steps to tackle #infertility. Many other countries need to take note – and that is what our #MoreJoy campaign is working to do. https://www.cnn.com/videos/world/2024/01/30/exp-france-infertility-marie-gros-013003aseg2-cnni-world.cnn
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Infertility affects men and women equally. We hope the findings of this study provide important breakthroughs.
#infertility #familybuilding
bignewsnetwork.com/news/2741… – at London, England
ALT Infertility affects men and women equally. We hope the findings of this study provide important breakthroughs. #infertility #familybuilding https://www.bignewsnetwork.com/news/274111873/study-unlocks-new-hope-in-the-battle-against-male-infertility
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It means a lot when your work is recognized by your colleagues. It suggest that the small things we do are visible and appreciated. Thank you MDAG executive for the well organized AGM and the great initiative .Thank you all for the support and trust.
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The 1-day event was a success, building on 7 years of research on infertility in The Gambia. Dr @AfferriAnna, whose PhD research informed much of the roadmap, presented her findings among health system stakeholders. Ms @hadeebee, Gambia's 1st trained embryologist also presented
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Being financially comfortable is enough for me. I dont have to be the richest, I just want to always be able to eat what I want , go where I want , pay my bills on time and give my kids a great life
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Looking for a #PhD this fall in #malaria, #immunology, and intestinal biology? @neilmabbott1 and I have an exciting project exploring malaria in the gut.
Deadline: 7 July 🚨
Info: bit.ly/MooneyMabbott
Ker Memorial studentship, @edin_EID
Hosted at @SBSatEd & @roslininstitute
ALT Image of malaria, stained brown, within an intestinal villi, stained blue.
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Eid Mubarak everyone! May Allah bless you all and your families with joy and acceptance in this life and the next! Ameen
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Feel honoured to be featured in the Oxford History of Science Museum Collection for Covid-19. This one is for everyone who dare to dream. So to everyone out there don't let anyone tell you you cannot do something. Your destiny is in your hands.
hsm.ox.ac.uk/collections-onl…
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The Janazas that happen in Ramadan feel so different.
May Allah give us a blessed ending, doing blessed deeds, during blessed times, and in the most blessed of places. Ameen
Interested in helping me make a change? DM me! My dream as a trained #embryologist is to open an IVF clinic in The Gambia.
Special thanks @GovUK @CheveningFCDO for my funding to study at @dundeeuni
A very special thanks to people who helped. Family, friends, survey respondents. @unigamsa @GARD @Mubittaye @jahateh_maimuna @NellieACampbell @sainabou_d @Annalabelle11 JERE NGEN JEFF🎉🎉🥳
Did you know that some health care facilities in the rural Gambia lack infertility care services as basic as semen analysis? Also, Assisted Reproduction Technology is completely unavailable countrywide.
I look forward to The Gambia government @MohGambia prioritizing infertility care and bringing back hope to the future mothers.
🌍The whole of #Africa makes up <1% of #ART cycles. More equity is needed! Let's come together to make a positive change for families. 👶@WHO @ESHRE @iffsfertility @YEN_community @ASRM_org @HFEA @FertilityTop10 @SRF_Repro @SSRepro @clrbarratt @SHREG2022 @BiotexcomR @MScHCEAC
So, how can we fix #infertility in The Gambia. One way is more targeted funding. Current services are not well funded, and staff/students feel this is very important.
Both staff and students overwhelming support ART! However, they sadly don't have the required training - but are willing to learn!
