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play-icon Created with Sketch. Every household in Jersey is required to take part in the census which must be completed this Sunday 21 March. Leaflets and questionnaires have been sent to every letterbox in the island. The census sets out to provide an accurate count of the islands population and help build a more detailed picture of who lives in the island. The information collated will be used to assist with the longer term provision of services, from education to healthcare and housing. T...

Your IVF Success website helps patients estimate chances of having a baby, but does it go far enough? TueTuesday 16 updated WedWednesday 17 FebFebruary 2021 at 12:27am Kit Peters, who has been on her own IVF journey, says the website is a step in the right direction. ( Share Print text only Cancel "I would describe the experience as feeling quite unprepared, isolated and alone, to be honest. I would describe it as a really lonely time," says Kit Peters, when asked about her fertility journey. F...

Assisted reproductive technology in Australia and the United Kingdom Appeared in BioNews 1083 Uptake of IVF and related technologies has increased exponentially throughout the developed world over the last two decades and births after assisted reproductive technology (ART) make a significant contribution to the total birth rate of many countries. However, two major problems continue to impede progress in many settings, namely safety (mainly the impact of multiple births after multiple embryo t...

Would-be parents given access to IVF predictor, clinic success rates We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Would-be parents will soon have access to a world-first website that allows them to compare the success rates of Australian IVF clinics and predict their own chance of having a baby. The ‘Your IVF Success’ website will launch on Monday funded by the federal government in response to growing cal...

NEWS International Film and HETV Production spend in the UK tops £2.34bn in 2020 despite initial impact of covid-19 07 February 2021 Share with: UK Film and High-End TV (HETV) inward investment figures released today by BFI demonstrate the UK screen industry’s resilience as it continues on the road to a strong recovery following the shutdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite this global suspension in production, inward investment spend in 2020 from major international productions has ...

Fridays papers: Suburban migrants, early-morning rescue, moving cars A rescue helicopter was dispatched after a man fell from a ship in the Gulf of Finland, Iltalehti reports. A car buried in show in Helsinkis Kruununhaka district. Image: Jorge Gonzalez / Yle The front page of this mornings Helsingin Sanomat charts a shift in the people moving to the 10 municipalities that border the capital region. According to the paper, municipalities including Nurmijärvi, Kirkkonnummi and Tuusula have see...

by Stephen Chapman Spend on UK film and television production fell by 21% as a result of Covid-19 and the suspension in filming activities. The new figures from the BFI show that in total £2.84bn was invested in film and high end television (HETV) production. Film accounts for £1.36bn (down 31% on 2019), while HETV spend was £1.49bn (11% down on 2019). That’s the first time that television investment has exceeded that of film, this has been led by Amazon and Netflix. The figures from the B...

Monday January 18, 2021, 8:34 PM Jersey’s government has been forced to defend its approach to ensuring the Statistics Unit is independent of political or senior civil servant interference. Credit: Statistics Jersey Jersey’s government has been forced to defend its approach to ensuring the Statistics unit, known as Statistics Jersey, is independent of political or senior civil servant interference following the departure of the Chief Statistician. Dr Duncan Gibaut left his post in November...

Next Einstein Forum announces 2019-2021 class of NEF Fellows 22nd Dec 2020    |    Source: African Media Agency The NEF Fellows program recognises Africa’s best young scientists and technologists. These innovators and emerging leaders, all under 42 years, at least 40 percent of whom are women, are chosen for their strong scientific record, the relevance of research or innovation, and potential for leadership. Meet the 2019-2021 class of NEF Fellows unveiled during the just concluded v...