Many NHS GPs in England do not have an accurate understanding of the NICE Fertility Guideline, local funding or eligibility for referral for specialist consultation, research commissioned by the Progress Educational Trust (PET) has shown...
Embryos have been grown in the lab for up to 25 days, the longest recorded in primates...
An embryologist has won claims of whistleblowing detriment and unfair dismissal against a Scottish private fertility clinic...
A rare genetic mutation may delay the onset of Alzheimer's disease and could be the key for developing new treatments...
A fertility app that shared users' private information without their consent was fined $200,000 by the US Federal Trade Commission and will be subject to permanent restrictions on data sharing...
A Texas court has awarded $100 million more damages to a company whose patents for non-invasive prenatal testing technology were infringed by a competitor...
A toddler with a rare condition has become the first child treated in the UK with a life-saving gene therapy. For the family it is bittersweet as only one of their two children can be saved...
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The Power of Three IVF Cycles
by Sarah Norcross
As PET launches its Power of Three campaign, find out about the research we commissioned looking at GP and NHS commissioner understanding of the NICE Fertility Guideline...
Moving on after the CRISPR baby scandal – is China's updated regulation enough?
by Dr Patrick Foong
China recently updated its regulation on human genome editing, a positive outcome after Dr He Jiankui created the world's first genome-edited babies. However, do these regulations go far enough?...
Contrasting New Zealand proposals for legal parenthood of surrogacy-born children
by Dr Anne Else
Dr Anne Else explores the surrogacy legislative situation in New Zealand, and asks where it might go next...