Laxmee Ramkhelawon is a Volunteer Writer at BioNews. She has completed a BSc in Biomedical Science at the University of Westminster, London, and a Masters in Reproduction and Developmental Biology at St George's, University of London. She has a technical background in vaccine research and has contributed to various manuscripts.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has published an updated version of its Fertility Guideline, recommending that up to three further NHS-funded IVF cycles should be considered if the initial three cycles are unsuccessful...
NHS Greater Manchester has announced plans to cut NHS-funded IVF cycles in four boroughs, standardising provision across the region to one cycle for eligible patients...
The fertility and birth rates in England, Scotland and Wales have dropped to record lows for the third consecutive year...
All Australian states and territories have agreed to a nationwide review to consider establishing an independent accreditation body for fertility clinics, following an embryo mix-up...
A court in Israel has ruled that the genetic parents of a baby born following an IVF mix-up are her legal parents, and the child should be transferred from the custody of the birth parents, to them...
The first-ever single cell atlas of the human skin and most advanced 'mini skin model' have been developed to aid in understanding skin formation and the mechanisms behind skin disorders...
Researchers have developed a comprehensive cell map of the human endometrium, and identified new cell types and interactions between them...
Researchers have developed the first-ever spatial map of all the different cell types that make up the human ovary...
A novel approach could accelerate the development of vaccines for DNA-based viruses....
A smart phone carrying out a voice call over WiFi, has been shown to negatively affect sperm motility and viability in semen in the laboratory...
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