'Gene drive' could halt malaria transmission
Using 'gene drive' technology, scientists have created mosquitoes with malaria-resistant genes that could spread rapidly into wild mosquito populations, potentially wiping out the disease in some areas...
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Genome editing and CRISPR: what Washington needs to know
by Dr Silvia Camporesi and 1 others
It is important to engage the public in the debate about genome editing as early as possible, and in a way that is as open as possible, to make sure that all possible voices are included...
We must support parents in being open with their donor-conceived children
by Nina Barnsley and 2 others
The resounding message that came from the recent PET/NGDT event was that more needs to be done to support parents of donor-conceived children in telling them about their origins...
Podcast: 10 Years Since the End of Donor Anonymity - Have We Got It Right?
If you missed '10 Years Since the End of Donor Anonymity: Have We Got It Right?', a debate organised by the Progress Educational Trust (PET) in partnership with the National Gamete Donation Trust, then you are in luck. This podcast, produced by Pod Academy, captures some of the highlights from the debate....