SAACH · Truth: Health & Heritage
South Asian clinicians, speaking plainly.
47%
lower chance of a live birth from IVF for Bangladeshi women, compared to the national average.
Source: HFEA
The context
South Asian healthcare professionals often carry the same cultural context as their patients. They know the weight of a diagnosis given in the wrong words.
They see the data — Bangladeshi women face a 47% lower chance of a live birth from IVF than the national average. But there is rarely a space for clinicians to talk about any of this as peers.
The truth
Saach means truth — and SAACH creates the space to tell it. Educational conversations between South Asian clinicians, specialists, and allied health professionals, covering biology, heritage, and the barriers patients face.
This campaign is in its early stages. If you are a South Asian clinician, a funder, or an organisation that believes in this work, register your interest below.
See the evidence this platform is built onThe conversation starts on Instagram.
Plain-spoken clinician conversations on health, heritage and inequality — follow along, save what resonates, and share it with a colleague.
@appyandyaarDelivered in partnership with HHEI CIC, a multi-disciplinary hormonal health equity initiative (VCSE).