More than 95 percent of younger women diagnosed with early-onset breast cancer are opting for genetic testing, a study has found...
Trials using genetically engineered immune cells have shown 'extraordinary results' in treating blood cancers in terminally ill patients, say researchers...
Neanderthal-derived DNA influences our risk of certain diseases, including addiction, blood clots, skin conditions and depression, a recent study has found....
The use of IVF technologies could be storing up future health problems for children born through the technique, according to an evolutionary biologist...
A new blood test has been developed that can accurately detect all genes known to cause inherited heart conditions, say scientists...
Miniature brains made out of clusters of human cells could revolutionise high-throughput drug screening, said scientists at the American Association for the Advancement of Science annual meeting in Washington, DC, earlier this month...
Researchers in the USA have designed a 3D printer that can build living cells around a biodegradable structure to construct various artificial tissues...
The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority is recommending that people returning from Zika-virus prone areas should not try to conceive naturally, donate eggs or sperm, or proceed with fertility treatment for 28 days...
Professor Matthew Cobb investigates some of the implications of the groundbreaking CRISPR genome-editing technology in this BBC Radio 4 documentary...
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Should we be using CRISPR/Cas9 to experiment on human embryos?
by BioNews
This video documents a debate about genome editing, produced by the Progress Educational Trust as part of the Festival of Genomics...
Reply to Mertes, Repping and de Wert 'Stating the obvious: discarding embryos does not increase your chance of having a baby'
It is clear from the reply of Mertes et al in BioNews 835 to the COGEN Consensus Statement on preimplanation genetic screening that some controversy still remains regarding the benefits of PGS...