Rebecca Robb is a Volunteer Writer at BioNews, having joined the Progress Educational Trust as an Australian student intern. Currently completing a PhD in Philosophy at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia. Rebecca also has a Master of Bioethics from Monash University, Melbourne, Australia, and a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, from Macquarie University.
PET's first Australia-centric online event celebrated the 40th anniversary of the announcement that a child had been born following egg donation for the first time. The event explored the research that made this possible, and the state of egg donation today...
This ELSI Friday Forum focused on polygenic risk scores: an assessment and prediction of an individual's risk with regards to certain genetic traits or illnesses based on their phenotype...
Elin is a donor-conceived child and grew up with two mothers, without contact with her biological father. At 18 she gets the opportunity to meet him. Rebecca Robb reviews the film for BioNews...
After taking an at-home DNA test, a woman learns her biological father is her mother's fertility doctor. Over three episodes, NBC Bay Area's Investigative Unit follows her search for siblings...
After virtually attending the Third International Summit on Human Genome Editing, Rebecca Robb revisits some of its most interesting parts in an episode from the Economist's podcast, Babbage...
Australian student, Rebecca Robb, attended the Third International Summit on Human Genome Editing online. Read her views here...
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