Grace Woolston is a Volunteer Writer at BioNews. Grace has a BSc in Biomedical Genetics and is continuing their studies at Newcastle University, where they are currently undertaking an MRes in Epidemiology.
A gene therapy for Huntington's disease failed to show statistically significant slowing of disease progression after 48 months, according to newly released data...
Scientists have obtained the most complete and accurate sequence of a human diploid reference genome to date, paving the way for advancements in personalised medicine...
Adeno-associated virus gene therapy vector DNA has been found integrated within tumour tissue in a patient with Hurler syndrome who had been treated years earlier...
The first in a series of discussions on human reproduction from the Hastings Centre for Bioethics asks today's most pressing questions about embryo selection…
Two gene therapy trials run by Intellia Therapeutics have been paused after a study participant was hospitalised...
Professor Sir John Gurdon, pioneer of developmental biology and Nobel Prize winner, has died aged 92...
Hundreds are set to receive the first-ever treatment licensed across Great Britain for a rare mitochondrial disease...
A blood test has been developed that can rapidly diagnose thousands of rare genetic diseases in babies and children suspected of having a rare disease...
A large-scale genome-wide association study has revealed potential therapeutic targets for osteoarthritis...
The functions of over 20,000 human genes are described in a new scientific database...
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