The National Health Service (NHS) is a publicly funded healthcare system in the United Kingdom.
Clinical guidelines for Huntington's disease have been brought together for the first time in a single resource to support more consistent care for patients...
Dr Beatrice Costa explores Lancaster University's public lecture Sex, Science and Stem Cells, examining how advances in stem cell research, IVG and embryo models are reshaping the future of human reproduction and raising important ethical and policy questions...
As genomic testing becomes increasingly embedded in routine NHS care, this article examines the expanding role of genetic counsellors and introduces a new toolkit supporting their integration into mainstream clinical practice...
A child born with a congenital retinal disorder has had her sight restoredby an NHS-funded gene therapy...
Breakthrough Prizes in Life Sciences have been awarded to two teams of scientists for their work on gene therapies for inherited blood and blindness conditions...
What if personalised medicine – designed to be more precise – actually ends up being less fair, asks Dr Tsveti Stoilova...
A routine genetic test used by the NHS to guide prescription of a common chemotherapeutic drug now includes a genetic variant more prevalent in people of African descent...
At the latest PET event, experts gathered to discuss the newly updated NICE Fertility Guideline, exploring major changes to IVF recommendations, emerging fertility pathways, and persistent inequalities in access to treatment across the UK...
The most recent PET event took place in Edinburgh and brought together researchers, clinicians and members of the public to examine advances in understanding and treating male infertility...
Subscribe for free to what PET does best – informing you of the latest in fertility, genomics and embryo research.
