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B2-InF First set of PR Material
No full textThe B2-InF consortium is now embarking in the first stages of its research and analysis. This first set of PR material is meant to introduce the purpose of this noble project to the public, leading it to stay informed about developments. This is the first real step towards closing the knowledge gap about fertility issues of our society
B2-InF animated banner for website
No full textAnimated banner for the website explaining the project in a nutshell
What is B2-InF about
No full textScience and demographic data suggest that soon 10% of the population born in Europe will be the result of assisted reproduction techniques (ART), and about half of the population that wishes to have children will go to specialized centers. Therefore, Assisted Reproduction Technology (ART) plays a significant role in the reproductive health of European society and is a fast-growing part of the health industry. Surprisingly, nobody has worried about how young people understand, react to and interact with Reproduction technologies. The human reproduction is presented as a privileged confluence between science, industry, government, and citizens.
In this context, “B2-InF – Giving voice to citizens towards improving Assisted Reproduction Technologies for Society” will help to understand the evolution of reproductive science and society in order to promote proactive and anticipatory policy making, and align research developments with the needs, expectations and values of society
B2-Inf Checklists_Perceptions
No full textThe scope of this checklist is to collect the best information related to B2-Inf objectives, and to the consequent’s analysis.
B2-Inf team agreed the themes and issues to be explored in the qualitative interviews.
This document summarizes the result of the work done before, during and after the Workshop 1 of the B2-Inf project designing the checklist of the themes, issues and characteristics to be explored in the interviews
B2-InF Newsletter #3: Event participation
No full textB2-InF Newsletter #3: Event participation_article
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