Human 'mini-brains' give evolutionary insights
Human brain development occurs as a slower pace compared to other primates, according to a new study using 'mini brains' from stem cells...
Human brain development occurs as a slower pace compared to other primates, according to a new study using 'mini brains' from stem cells...
by Jen Willows
Direct-to-consumer genetic tests should not be used as a basis for medical decision making, according to two separate studies released last week...
US researchers have generated novel early embryo models — called blastoids — from mouse stem cells and implanted them into surrogate mice...
Russian biologist Dr Denis Rebrikov has begun genome editing eggs with the reported objective of learning how deaf couples can have children without the genetic mutation that impairs hearing...
by Jen Willows
The Department of Health and Social Care have launched a survey to determine the obstacles to improving care for people living with rare disease...
In the BBC documentary, Eugenics: Science's Greatest Scandal, science journalist Angela Saini and disability rights activist Adam Pearson tackle the difficult subject of eugenics...
There are numerous reasons why the story of two baby girls, who had been genetically engineered as embryos and consequently equipped with an HIV protective gene variant, startled researchers and the public around the world...
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Assisted reproduction crime network in Greece highlights need for monitoring surrogacy
by Katia Neofytou
This September, news broke of the dismantling of an organised crime group involved in illegal adoptions, egg-selling and commercial surrogacy in Thessaloniki, Greece...