A South African court has refused a sperm donor visitation rights over the five-year-old child he helped to conceive...
No significant differences were found in a study assessing the effect of the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines on key measures of male fertility...
A gene associated with ageing may aid precancerous cells in outcompeting healthy stem cells, new research has shown...
Researchers have identified a gene mutation that affects the production of a protein that helps sperm to move...
A study has identified 84 new genes linked to Alzheimer's disease by combining and analysing data from over 1400 people...
An investigation into NHS-funded fertility care across the UK has revealed hidden barriers for female same-sex couples...
Key molecular events regulating early embryo development have been revealed for the first time...
A new class of drug could effectively treat types of breast, ovarian and prostate cancer...
Cancer has plagued humans throughout history. Although it's not a uniquely human affliction, it can be found lurking in virtually every living creature going as far back as the dinosaurs...
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Why fertility treatment must be in the Women's Health Strategy
by Sarah Norcross
The Progress Educational Trust draws the attention of the UK government to five areas of fertility treatment which have far-reaching consequences for the health of women...
Doctors donating their own sperm is a bigger problem than you think
by Sarah Dingle
Imagine: you have a life, a job, a house, and perhaps kids of your own. You're an adult, moving through the world with a sense of who you are and what you want...
What's in the Pipeline for Male Infertility?
by Dr Helen Robertson
A historic lack of investment in targeted treatments means that male infertility hasn't received the airtime that's needed to raise awareness, open up the conversation, or provide therapeutic options that focus on the cause...