New legislation will allow patients with non-transmissible HIV to donate eggs and sperm to known recipients, as well as making fertility treatment easier for some same-sex couples...
When human embryos consist of only two cells, the cells are already biased towards contributing to either the placenta or the embryo, scientists suggest...
The Supreme Court of Texas is deciding whether to hear a case which could have major implications for IVF treatment in the state...
Somatic mutations in 17 genes have been associated with the aberrant growth and maturation of blood cells, providing new insights into causes of cancer and heart disease...
A stem cell-based therapy for Parkinson's disease entered higher dose clinical testing after a positive initial safety evaluation...
A protein has been identified which plays a key role in early embryo development in mice, providing potential insights into the regulation of human embryonic development...
Doctors and lawyers got together to discuss the intricacies of the impact of the overturning of Roe v Wade on reproductive healthcare in the USA…
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PET launches the inaugural Marcus Pembrey BioNews Writing Prize
by Sarah Norcross
What better way to celebrate the 25th Birthday of BioNews than to encourage young and aspiring writers to put pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard!)...
Women's health: Knowledge is power, but half-truths are lies
by Dr Tessa Copp and 1 others
Using the language of feminist empowerment to sell non-evidence based fertility tests to women undermines efforts to improve women's health, argue Dr Tessa Copp and Dr Brooke Nickel...