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.
Children born to fathers who are 45 years old or older are more likely to develop serious mental illness than children born to fathers in their early twenties, a large-scale study comparing siblings suggests...
Children carrying a specific variant of an ADHD-related gene are more likely to watch violent TV and play violent video games, research suggests...
A leukaemia patient in the UK, previously given up to 18 months to live, is now in remission after transplant of stem cells from two babies' umbilical cords.
Whole genome testing has been used to guide tailored treatment against advanced breast cancer in a group of 43 patients. The scientists behind the study say their research is a step on the path towards 'personalised medicine' where individual genetic makeup informs treatment choice...
A womb transplant recipient is set to become pregnant after doctors successfully transferred an embryo into the transplanted uterus. If the embryo embeds and the pregnancy is successful, the baby will become the first child born following a womb transplant....
Scientists have sequenced the DNA of the hookworm, a parasite that feeds on blood in the human digestive tract...
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