On May 14th 2025, a delegation from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, led by Loke CTR Next Generation Fellow Dr Priscilla Day-Walsh, participated to a parliamentary session on Reproductive Equity and the Fibroids Crisis.
The meeting was organised by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Black Health and hosted by MP Paulette Hamilton in the Palace of Westminster.
Priscilla was invited to present the outcomes of the event “Breaking the silence about uterine fibroids” organised last year by the Obstetrics and Gynaecology team in collaboration with Homerton College and funded in part by Cambridge Reproduction.
The APPG on Black Health are calling for evidence via a 10 minute survey:
Reproductive Equity & Fibroids Crisis
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In the group photo, from left to right: Ms Jasmine Kiley, Dr Giulia Avellino, Dr Priscilla Day-Walsh, Ms Jemima Bittor, Dr Francesca Gaccioli, Dr Dafina Angelova.
