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'What a year it's been!' With this statement, Sarah Norcross, director of the Progress Educational Trust opened the charity's annual conference 'Fertility, Genomics and COVID-19' on 9 December...
Early results from the first clinical trial to use CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing in three cancer patients in the USA suggest the approach is safe...
The breakdown products of alcohol can travel to the brain and alter gene activity, which in turn could influence behaviour, suggests a new study in mice...
A team in Japan has successfully carried out the world's first transplant of corneal tissue made from human iPS cells...
Companies harnessing genome-editing technology have announced their own declaration on the use of the technology...
Human mini-brains grown from stem cells in the lab, have shown electrical activity on a par with that of premature, newborn baby brains...
China has approved a national research ethics committee to advise its government, following the 'CRISPR-babies' scandal last year...
Geneticists in the UK have been speaking out against direct-to-consumer DNA testing after concerns over false positive results...
A Russian scientist who announced his intention to create genome-edited babies last month, has now revealed details of his plan...
The chance of success with fertility treatment using IVF or ICSI decreases if a man is over 51, according to a new study...
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