Lead author of the Regulatory Horizons Council's report on in vitro gametogenesis, Dr Andy Greenfield, argues that the UK should begin preparing now for emerging reproductive technologies, taking an anticipatory approach to regulation...
For anyone starting gender-affirming hormone treatment, fertility is rarely the first thing on their mind. But for those who might want to have a genetically related child one day, the timing of that decision can matter, explain Dr Orestis Tsonis, Neha Shanbhag and Dr Julia Kopeika...
Peer-to-peer sperm donation has often operated without formal systems for sharing information, but new discussions are exploring how transparency, trust and data protection could shape the future of unregulated fertility pathways...
Dr Jane Tiller explains the significance of Australia's new legislation about the use of genetic test results in life insurance...
Behind every scientific breakthrough is a story. Dr Oliver Bower, the lead author of a recent Nature study, describes how listening to people affected by genetic disease reshaped his research and his perspective on the future of genome editing...
A landmark study highlights the importance of donated embryos and gametes in reproductive research. Dr Valerie Shaikly argues that more patients should have the opportunity to donate...
The Dutch Embryo Act has governed the handling of oocytes, sperm cells and embryos since 2002. However, the rapid emergence of stem-cell-based embryo models and scientific interest in early human development are now driving debate around multiple provisions of the Act...
Fertility awareness is increasing, but gaps in understanding remain among patients and healthcare professionals. Dr Mireia Galian explores why better education, evidence-based advice and a more joined-up approach are needed to support informed fertility decisions…
The PET team discusses public opinion of sex selection in the UK, the Netherlands, Spain and Italy, as revealed by the recent PET/ESHRE report 'Fertility, Embryo Research and Genome Editing'...
Bringing you PET events as a podcast. In the 52nd episode of its podcast, PET explores fertility treatment challenges faced by LGBTQ+ people, with Kate Osborne MP, Dr Carolyn Wilson-Nash, Dr Jennifer Takhar, Michael Johnson-Ellis, Dr Susie Bower-Brown, Dr Chloe He and Natalie Gamble...
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