The fertility and birth rates in England, Scotland and Wales have dropped to record lows for the third consecutive year...
Base editing has been used to correct the mutation causing late-onset Tay-Sachs disease in mice and human cells...
Genetic testing of IVF embryos could help more women over 35 have a baby in less time, according to a small study focused exclusively on women aged 35-42...
A newly discovered complex formed from cohesin and proteins is essential in the production of sperm...
Kim Cotton, the UK's first surrogate, has decided to close her surrogacy agency after 37 years of operation...
A 'multiomic' test could detect biological differences between patients with and without ovarian cancer...
American Horror Story season 12 misses the mark with a reimagining of Rosemary's Baby, writes Dr Jenny Lange…
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Planning for parenthood: Why wills matter during fertility treatment
by Emily Robertson
Fertility treatment can be all-consuming, but having your will in place beforehand is the best protection you can offer the family you're creating, explains lawyer Emily Robertson...
Fertility care in British Columbia: One step forward, many more ahead
by Jason Au
British Columbia, Canada has joined Quebec, Manitoba, and Ontario in offering IVF funding. Jason Au, longtime IVF professional and member of the Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society board of directors discusses the program...
PET Podcast: 40 Years of the Surrogacy Arrangements Act – What Next for Surrogacy?
by Sarah Norcross
Bringing you PET events as a podcast. In the 34th episode of its podcast, PET marks 40 years since the UK introduced dedicated legislation to govern surrogacy, with Kim Cotton, Sarah Jones, Paul Morgan-Bentley, Professor Kirsty Horsey, Natalie Sutherland and Dr Katherine Wade...