Exome sequencing of newborns may not be as accurate as blood testing
Exome sequencing may not be as reliable as standard blood testing for identifying rare diseases in newborns...
Exome sequencing may not be as reliable as standard blood testing for identifying rare diseases in newborns...
'Appalling' planning between a lesbian couple and the man who acted as the sperm donor has resulted in a missed opportunity for the mother's partner to become a legal parent...
Homo sapiens are likely to have bred with other ancient tribes much earlier than previously thought, according to new research...
The gene HNF1A critical for the growth and development of the liver and pancreas is linked to an increased risk of stroke in people of African descent, according to new research...
Relationship status and body mass index (BMI), are being used to restrict people's access to NHS-funded fertility treatment...
A woman in menopause has given birth following an experimental blood procedure, indicating a possible method for re-inducing fertility in menopausal women...
When I hit play on a new podcast from SART (Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology) Fertility Experts, I had very little idea of what fibroids were...
'People think if we do a genetic test, we can look for everything and if it comes back as a normal test, then everything will be healthy', says Jill Fischer...
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Expanded carrier screening: ignoring the interests of gamete donors?
by Professor Guido Pennings
More and more fertility centres are imposing expanded carrier screening (ECS) on their gamete donors. ECS allows for the detection of the carrier status of hundreds of recessive disorders in donors who are not at an increased risk...
FILM: Whether, When and How Clinics Should Test Patients and Staff for COVID-19
by BioNews
This film documents a Progress Educational Trust event about what fertility clinics are currently doing — and what they should be doing — in relation to coronavirus/COVID-19 testing...