The first men have been recruited for a screening trial which aims to find a better way to detect prostate cancer...
A patient who sued an IVF clinic following a stroke that left her with vision loss has lost her court case...
A new multipurpose genome editing approach could address around a third of rare genetic diseases...
Fully aneuploid embryos transferred during IVF resulted in healthy non-identical twin girls, now nearly seven years old...
The 3D structure of the human genome has been mapped at the level of individual bases, defining complex structures which control how DNA functions within the cell...
Kenya's National Assembly has passed the Assisted Reproductive Technology Bill, marking the country's first step toward a legal framework regulating assisted reproduction...
Genetic tests for the risk of developing Alzheimers' disease pose ethical dilmmas about how to share results with healthy patients. Flavia Matos Santo wanted to know more...
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'The odd throuple': Accuracy and authenticity in the IVF film 'Joy'
by Professor Nick Hopwood
Nick Hopwood, from the Department of History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Cambridge, discusses the accuracy and authenticity of the film 'Joy: The Birth of IVF'...
How UK transgender and non-binary people are building families through fertility treatment
by Dr Kamal Ahuja and 1 others
When services are accessible and inclusive, trans and non-binary people and their partners can and do engage with the full spectrum of fertility treatment pathways...
FILM: Robert Edwards at 100 – Part 6
by Jane Blower
PET presents a series of talks celebrating the 100th birthday of the late IVF pioneer Professor Sir Robert Edwards. This sixth talk is by Jane Blower, president of the Association of Reproductive and Clinical Scientists...