Controversial genome-editing scientist Dr He is alive and under guard
Chinese scientist Dr He Jiankui, who claimed to have created the world's first genome-edited babies is said to be alive and well, and under guard at home...
Chinese scientist Dr He Jiankui, who claimed to have created the world's first genome-edited babies is said to be alive and well, and under guard at home...
A protein has been identified as the reason why endometriosis causes infertility, according to a new study...
by Suzi Denton
A single father whose twin girls were born through gestational surrogacy in Kenya has been allowed to return home to Canada with his children...
The Lok Sabha, India's lower house, has passed a bill that bans commercial surrogacy...
by Isobel Steer
Twenty-four genes strongly associated with monogamy in males have been discovered from analysing the genomes of ten animal species...
by Jen Willows
Both partners should be offered tests when a couple experienced recurrent pregnancy loss, according to new research...
The Long Term Plan announced by the NHS this week has detailed a proposal to offer whole-genome sequencing for all children with cancer in England...
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A patchwork of policies: assisted conception and embryo research in Europe
by Dr Nicoletta Charolidi
This session of the Progress Educational Trust's 2018 Annual Conference 'Make Do or Amend: Should We Update UK Fertility and Embryo Law?' gave an overview of the regulatory framework of assisted conception and embryo research in Europe...