The latest PET event focused on lessons from the UK's infected blood scandal, and the recently published final report of the Infected Blood Inquiry...
Marta Górna and Maciej Śmiechowski discuss mandatory donation requirements for unused embryos in Poland...
Proposed legal reforms aim to respond to changes in reproductive medicine and social realities...
New possibilities for culturing human eggs and sperm in the laboratory have led the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority to consider whether the law in this area should be reviewed...
Has the time come to widen the scope of legal parentage? Michaela Chen reviews this debate between experts at the Royal Courts of Justice...
Dr Kay Elder remembers her work with Dr Robert Edwards and Dr Patrick Steptoe, and the early challenges and successes of IVF...
The fourth session of the PET 2024 Annual Conference, 'What Is the Embryo's Special Status in the Lab?', tackled ethical aspects of the status of the human embryo...
The second session of the PET 2024 Annual Conference, 'What Is the Embryo's Special Status in the Lab?', focused on the opportunities and challenges presented by using human embryos in research...
Some patients of a Nashville, Tennessee, fertility clinic are still unable to access their frozen gametes, embryos and medical records, seven months after it closed, in April this year, media has reported...
By compiling a wide range of essays from ethicists, scientists, and individuals directly impacted by genetic conditions, Dr Baer presents a diverse spectrum of opinions and viewpoints...
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