Reviewing It's the Hope that Kills You, Rebecca Simkin praises Tim Royle's sensitive and understated approach to IVF, highlighting the film's emotional honesty and its thoughtful focus on male underrepresentation within fertility treatment...
Having seen The Surrogate Mother by Freida McFadden appear on bestseller lists recently, Jen Willows decided to read it, commenting that while the premise draws on familiar psychological thriller tropes, the execution often struggles to maintain plausibility as the story develops...
Dr Beatrice Costa explores Lancaster University's public lecture Sex, Science and Stem Cells, examining how advances in stem cell research, IVG and embryo models are reshaping the future of human reproduction and raising important ethical and policy questions...
Dr Jeremy Koenig, host of the DNA of Things podcast, speaks with Professor Insoo Hyun about how bioethics plays out in the real world, where the most logical argument doesn't always win...
This Queer Family Podcast episode on lesbian IVF journeys, highlights both the emotional intensity of assisted reproduction and the broader social and ethical questions it raises...
What if personalised medicine – designed to be more precise – actually ends up being less fair, asks Dr Tsveti Stoilova...
Sideways challenges the idea that only women get broody, using Simon Burrell’s story to reveal how men's longing for fatherhood is often suppressed by social norms...
Have you ever wondered what it means to have dozens of half-siblings across the world – or to never know where half of your genetic identity comes from? A recent episode of Zembla explores the human consequences of the global trade in donor sperm...
In this two-part conversation, Dr Philip Ball and Dr Naomi Moris explore the intersection of philosophy and developmental biology, discussing stem-cell-based embryo models and ethical questions raised by emerging research...
Going It Alone on BBC Woman's Hour explores single mother familes created through sperm donation. Eleanor Brown listened in...
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