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Miscarriage is never easy

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Latest news

New Opportunities to Fundraise for the Miscarriage Association in 2025!

6th November 2024

We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve expanded our charity events lineup, offering even more ways to support the Miscarriage Association in 2025. For the first time, we have limited charity places available for the Brighton Marathon, Edinburgh Marathon, Leeds Marathon and Swim Serpentine! These new additions join our longstanding charity places for both the Great […]

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New research reveals infertility-related trauma – including miscarriage – is more common than previously recognised

4th November 2024

We were concerned to read the new research published today by Fertility Network UK, that infertility-related trauma, including miscarriage, is more common than previously recognised.  The research – co-produced by Fertility Network and lead researchers at Cardiff University, Cardiff Metropolitan University and Queen’s University Belfast, in association with the British Infertility Counselling Association (BICA) – […]

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