Blood test for testicular cancer a step closer
Testing for certain genes could identify men with a ten-fold increased risk of testicular cancer, suggests a new study...
Testing for certain genes could identify men with a ten-fold increased risk of testicular cancer, suggests a new study...
by Ryan Ross
The trial of a nurse accused of running an illegal overseas surrogacy service began in Cambodia last week...
The fertility doctor who led the team which produced the world's first baby through mitochondrial replacement therapy is now looking to use the same technique in a commercial venture...
Scientists have identified three potential genetic mutations that could allow a dangerous strain of avian influenza to spread between humans...
Cancer stem cells, thought to be the root cause of tumour recurrence, could be eradicated using vitamin C and antibiotics, suggests a new study...
Two major biotech companies have criticised a recent study that claimed CRISPR may cause hundreds of unwanted mutations...
by Cara Foley
The fetal immune system is more mature in the second trimester than previously thought, which could assist research into diseases, miscarriage and immune tolerance, researchers say...
by Dr Lea Goetz
Researchers have found seven risk genes for insomnia through two large genome-wide and gene-based association studies...
by Kess Rowe
Genome editing is currently a hot topic. This is partly because of its promise in potentially treating genetic diseases and improving farmed crops; but also because it raises many ethical debates regarding safety and moral responses to this advancement...
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The fertility sector should lead the debate on IVF add-ons
by BioNews
The first in a series of videos filmed at the Progress Educational Trust's recent public debate 'Fertility Treatment Add-Ons: Do They Add Up?'...