A group of diseases that start when the signals that control how much and how often cells divide stop working properly. This causes cells to grow and multiply too much, and eventually to invade other tissues.
The first UK patient has had his testicular tissue transplanted back; it was frozen prior to chemotherapy he had as a child...
NHS England plans to roll out a new rapid genomic test developed by the University of Nottingham to diagnose brain tumours...
Chronic cigarette smoke exposure may change lung stem cells in ways that influence which types of lung cancer develop when cancer-driving genetic alterations occur...
A primate-specific gene known as BC200 has been found to have 'jumped' into a human virus from the pox family...
Researchers working in childhood cancer survivorship explain how patient-derived stem cells could one day expand fertility restoration options, for boys whose cancer treatment has damaged their developing testes…
Genetic testing is beginning to identify causes of infertility that were previously unexplained. PET's latest event brought together clinicians and researchers to discuss the opportunities and limitations of reproductive genetics...
Fertility awareness should go beyond age and biology to reflect the diverse ways people experience reproductive uncertainty throughout their lives, writes Dr Eva De Clercq...
Children who have received platinum-based chemotherapy carry a distinct mutational signature in their livers as a result, as well as a higher level of mutations across various healthy tissues...
The UK and Scottish Governments have both proposed changes to NHS funding for IVF...
Sperm from a Danish donor carrying a genetic variant classified as 'likely pathogenic' was used by 39 women in Belgium to conceive 53 children...
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