Caterina Milo

Dr. Caterina Milo is a Research Fellow at the University of Cambridge's Faculty of Law, affiliated with Cambridge Reproduction. Her work bridges legal scholarship and reproductive healthcare ethics.

Her research focuses on critical intersections of law and reproductive health, with particular expertise in:

• Medical law and ethics frameworks
• Informed consent processes in abortion care
• Doctor-patient relationships in reproductive contexts
• Women's health equity and dignity

Dr. Milo completed her AHRC-funded doctoral thesis titled 'Informed consent and abortion: reframing the first medical encounter in England and Wales,' which provided legal and ethical analysis of consent frameworks while advocating for medical partnership and women's authentic autonomy.

Her scholarly contributions include:

• Co-leading the 'Dignity and Equity in women's health issues' research group at the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights
• Specializing in reproductive justice across multiple domains including abortion, assisted reproductive technologies, contraception, maternal health, and surrogacy

Dr. Milo's work addresses pressing legal-ethical challenges in contemporary reproductive healthcare through interdisciplinary scholarship that combines legal analysis with practical healthcare considerations.