Reprofutures Research Project – Material now available

Apr 22, 2022

Reprofutures is a co-created research project which took place from 2019-2022. Its objective was to understand what kinds of support that adults with variations in sex characteristics (VSCs) would like to receive with issues relating to reproduction, fertility, relationships, intimacy, and parenting (biological and non-biological). 

A number of people with CAH took part in this research project, and we are pleased to be able to share the materials produced by the project. 

They are available on Reprofutures’ website here:

https://sites.exeter.ac.uk/reprofutures/

The project was funded by the Exeter Engaged Research Exploratory Awards and the Wellcome Centre for Cultures and Environments of Health, University of Exeter.

Recent Blog Posts

2026 Annual General Meeting – Online, 18th October

2026 Annual General Meeting – Online, 18th October

The CAH Support Group is pleased to announce its 8th Annual General Meeting (AGM). It will be held in online via Microsoft Teams on Sunday 18th October 2026 at 9:30-10:30 UK time.  If you are a member of the CAH Support Group, you will have received an email...

Patient Survey: Improving the Delivery of Genetic Results

Patient Survey: Improving the Delivery of Genetic Results

CAH is a rare genetic condition and many of us will have received results of genetic testing at some point on our CAH journey.  When you received these reults might not have been at the best time - pehaps you received genomic test results while you were driving, on...

Webinar: Finding Your Way – A Parent’s Guide to Rare Disease

Webinar: Finding Your Way – A Parent’s Guide to Rare Disease

Join the NHS South East Genomic Medicine Service and Unique on Wednesday 16th September 2026 at 12-1pm on Teams to celebrate the launch of “Finding Your Way: A Parent's Guide to Rare Disease”. Written by parents, for parents, this new guide offers practical support,...

The CAH Support Group is affiliated with Society for Endocrinology, an organisation that supports clinicians, scientists and nurses who work with hormones throughout their careers. They engage policy-makers, journalists, patients and the public with hormone science to encourage informed health decisions, and to demonstrate the value of endocrinology to the wider world and also maintains a public information website, You and Your Hormones.

All content on this website (livingwithcah.com) is copyright the CAH Support Group unless otherwise stated.

The CAH Support Group cannot be held responsible for the content provided by any external links unless stated.

Cookie Policy | Privacy Policy | Disclaimer | Forum & Social Media Rules | Contact Us