This film documents a PET event featuring researchers and practitioners at the forefront of tackling male infertility, discussing the latest insights and pioneering research that could transform treatment in future...
PGT-A is widely used to assess the chromosome status of IVF embryos, but how accurately can a biopsy of just a handful of cells predict an embryo's genetic makeup? Dr Desislava Staneva explains why interpreting PGT-A results is more complex than it may first appear...
The Lily Foundation's new UK Mitochondrial Disease Research Institute aims to bring together patients, researchers, clinicians, data and biological resources to help accelerate mitochondrial disease research and turn scientific discoveries into new treatments…
Limits on the number of children born from one donor may have ethical and psychosocial benefits, but they will not reduce the overall likelihood of donor-conceived people inheriting genetic conditions, write Dr Heidi Mertes and Dorian Accoe...
A recent paper calls on the European Union to introduce an EU-wide limit on families created from a single donor's sperm. Professors Lucy Frith and Jackson Kirkman-Brown explain why...
Bringing you PET events as a podcast. In the 53rd episode of its podcast, PET examines the case of a donor whose sperm was used to conceive at least 197 children in at least 14 countries, when he (unknowingly) carried a genetic mutation that causes cancer...
The director and deputy director of PET pay tribute to the late Professor Abha Maheshwari – clinician, clinic leader, researcher, journal editor and friend – and present highlights from her wide-ranging contributions to PET events...
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...
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