Embryo mishandling not malpractice but negligence, says New York court
A New York appeals court has concluded that the accidental destruction of embryos in storage is negligence and not medical malpractice...
A New York appeals court has concluded that the accidental destruction of embryos in storage is negligence and not medical malpractice...
Researchers have developed the first-ever spatial map of all the different cell types that make up the human ovary...
The meticulous scrutiny of the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of medical treatments and procedure by NICE is put into question by Professor Dusko Ilic when comparing the use of cryopreserved ovarian tissue and testicular tissue for restoration of fertility...
by Dr Elena Tucker and 1 others
Premature ovarian insufficiency is a relatively common cause of female infertility, leading to a menopause-like state before age 40. Dr Elena Tucker and Professor Andew Sinclair from the Unversity of Melbourne, Australia, explain the advances in understanding the genomic component of this condition...
PET's 2023 Annual Conference took place on 6 December 2023. During the first session of the conference, Professor Peter Braude explored the history of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act...
The rising cost of living and lack of affordable treatments are pricing fertility patients out of becoming parents, a national charity has said...
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