Podcast Review: The Queer Family Podcast – Lesbian IVF journey
This Queer Family Podcast episode on lesbian IVF journeys, highlights both the emotional intensity of assisted reproduction and the broader social and ethical questions it raises...
A hollow reproductive organ in a woman's pelvis, where an embryo can implant and develop throughout gestation. The fallopian tubes connect the uterus to the ovaries.
by Xiaowei Long
This Queer Family Podcast episode on lesbian IVF journeys, highlights both the emotional intensity of assisted reproduction and the broader social and ethical questions it raises...
by BioNews
by Professor Alfonso Martínez Arias and 2 others
Professor Alfonso Martínez Arias, Dr Nicolas Rivron and Dr Naomi Moris set out key recommendations from a foundational framework for research, technological development and regulation in relation to stem-cell-based embryo models...
by Elliot Gale and 1 others
With young people increasingly using AI for health and fertility research, SurrogacyUK assessed AI chatbots such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and CoPilot to understand their accuracy, empathy, and ethical implications in supporting surrogacy journeys...
by Dr Natasha Hammond-Browning
The birth of the first UK baby gestated in a uterus transplanted from a dead donor is a milestone, but raises ethical questions, says Dr Natasha Hammond-Browning...
The use of stem cell patches to treat fetuses with spina bifida has been shown to be safe following a phase 1 clinical trial...
by Elsa Loissel
A boy named Hugo has become the first child in the UK to be born following a womb transplant from a dead donor...
Uruguay's first gestational surrogacy case highlights regulatory gaps and the importance of consistent guidance and support for all involved, writes Dr Paula Siverino Bavio...
by BioNews
Mouse stem cells have been used to create an embryo model that mimics the stage where an embryo implants into the uterus...
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