Dr Güneş Taylor is a Chancellor’s Fellow and Principal Investigator at the University of Edinburgh’s Centre for Reproductive Health. A molecular biologist, she investigates how primordial follicles activate, aiming to extend female reproductive lifespan. She is also a Genetics Society trustee, award-winning science communicator, and public speaker, engaging diverse audiences on fertility, future technologies, and philosophy.
Women’s health research has historically been underfunded, so tomorrow Dr Taylor is joining us to discuss her research on women’s reproductive health, the differences between male and female reproductive systems, hormones and pregnancy.
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What are some of the biggest things people get wrong when it comes to maintaining or improving reproductive health? Is there one key bit of advice you would give to men and women?
What is the biggest lie that society has told women about reproduction and fertility?