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Pills in Practice: Is abortion and contraception policy meeting women’s needs?

Announcing the BPAS public conference, to be held in central London on 11 May 2012. 

Discussions include:

  • Home abortions: Do we medicalise too much?
  • Contraception: LARCs and their limits
  • Will the Pill survive a century?
  • Prenatal screening, women’s decision-making and choice of termination method
  • Abortion doctors: Is there a crisis in training and recruitment?
  •  ‘Late’ abortions: Towards a woman-centred service

Speakers include:

Beverly Winikoff; Raha Shojai; Kate Greasley; Sam Rowlands
James Trussell; Christian Fiala; Dawn Clarke; Joanne Fletcher
Stephen Robson; Jane Fisher; Helen Statham; Ann Furedi

Venue: Royal Society of Medicine, London
Time: 9am-5pm

For more information, and to register your interest, please email jennie.bristow@bpas.org.

Source: http://www.abortionreview.org