Eleanor Brown is a Volunteer Writer at BioNews, having originally joined under the auspices of its writing scheme. She is currently a PhD student in Professor Dan Jagger's group at University College London's Ear Institute, where she studies the cause of sensory loss in NF2-related schwannomatosis. Prior to her PhD, she obtained her BSc (Hons) in Biology at the University of Kent and worked at the University of Oxford as a Laboratory Facilities Support Officer.
The health and performance of sperm decline while it is stored within male or female reproductive tracts, according to a major cross-species analysis...
A gene that normally ensures sperm quality in fruit flies can be hijacked by 'selfish chromosomes' to bias inheritance, showing how some genetic elements determine which sperm survive...
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Going It Alone on BBC Woman's Hour explores single mother familes created through sperm donation. Eleanor Brown listened in...
US President Donald Trump's anticipated drug-discount programme TrumpRx is now live, and offers reductions on a range of prescription medications, including some widely-used IVF drugs...
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Childbirth and miscarriage rates were comparable in vaccinated and unvaccinated women, according to a large study in Sweden...
A novel gene insertion therapy to treat a rare liver disorder in newborns has received regulatory designations in the USA and the UK...
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