Cork students campaign to break stigma around miscarriage and infertility in schools

A group of Cork teenage girls who took part in a year-long project on infertility and miscarriage with maternity staff have said every teen should be given the information to help tackle stigma.

A quarter of pregnancies can end in miscarriage, the Transition Year students at St Angela’s College were surprised to learn.

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