Adjudicating Editor – ESHRE Journals
Dr Barbara Kramarz is a Volunteer Writer at BioNews, having originally joined the publication under the auspices of its writing scheme, while completing her PhD at University College London's (UCL's) Institute of Ophthalmology. Barbara then worked as scientific curator at UCL's Institute of Cardiovascular Science. She is currently an active member of Sidra Medicine's Patient and Family Advisory Council in Doha, Qatar, and also works as an Adjudicating Editor for the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) Journals, published by Oxford University Press.
Elevidys, a gene therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, remains under review in the EU and the UK...
Researchers have developed a tool they say can be used to predict mortality risk using DNA methylation data, from cheek cells rather than from blood...
A court ruling allowing a woman to transfer an embryo created with her former husband, despite his opposition, is thought to be the first of its kind in Poland...
If you are looking for a break down of how epigenetics undermines the concept of nature vs nurture, this is the book for you...
France's president has proposed offering state-funded fertility tests to 25-year olds, as one way to reverse the decline in the country's birth rate...
Poland's new coalition Government has initiated the debate to reinstate public funding for IVF, in the first weeks of the new parliamentry session...
Polygenic risk scores perform poorly if used to predict common diseases such as coronary artery disease or breast cancer, a University College London study has found...
Swiss scientists have engineered human cells to respond to an electrical current, which could pave the way for the development of wearable medical devices...
An analysis of over 5.4 million individuals has identified over 12,000 different genetic variants that affect human height...
The recent row over a passage in a school text book has highlighted how access to IVF has turned into a political battleground in Poland. Dr Barbara Kramarz gives some background to the issue...
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