A stage of development which, in humans, lasts for eight weeks after the fertilised egg first starts to divide.
France will need to update its bioethics law by 2028. Adrien Bottacci explains what recent recommendations could mean for the 14-day limit on human embryo research, and for research involving stem-cell-based embryo models...
Two research teams have used different DNA-recording technologies to trace cell lineages in developing mouse embryos...
Jeffrey Huang, a Grade 11 student at Taipei American School, discusses the results of a study on air pollutants and IVF outcomes that he helped conduct...
Dr Andrea Martani discusses age cutoffs for IVF and fertility treatment: are they based on medical evidence or societal norms?...
UK patients have had their fertility treatment disrupted after a Portuguese fertility clinic was declared insolvent...
Professor Dusko Ilic remembers his friend and colleague Professor Caroline Ogilvie OBE, whose sharp intellect, generosity and pioneering work in clinical and reproductive genetics touched the lives of patients, families and generations of scientists...
The origins of the human brain can be traced back to two distinct groups of cells in the developing embryo...
The UK Government has announced plans to give employees in Great Britain a legal right to bereavement leave following pregnancy loss, including miscarriage and unsuccessful IVF embryo transfers...
A non-invasive form of PGT-A did not improve pregnancy rates in a clinical trial, but did reduce early miscarriages...
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...
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