DNA nanorobots help shrink tumours in mice
Nanorobots made of DNA, that can target and kill tumours in mouse cancer models, have been developed by scientists...
Nanorobots made of DNA, that can target and kill tumours in mouse cancer models, have been developed by scientists...
by Rikita Patel
Researchers have found a new use for CRISPR, adapting the system to detect viral infections with high accuracy, a new study finds...
A woman in India has used the frozen sperm of her dead son in order to have grandchildren via a surrogate...
Researchers have discovered that the protein responsible for the development of Huntington's disease is highly toxic to cancer cells...
Researchers successfully used inactivated induced pluripotent stem cells to elicit an immune response against different cancers in mice...
Scientists have identified a new gene for ovarian cancer risk that may be passed down from fathers to their daughters...
Women using short-acting asthma inhalers took longer to become pregnant than women using long-acting inhaled asthma medications and those without asthma, researchers from the University of Adelaide in Australia, have found...
by Jean Bvumbe
It's not often you get to play board games at work. Recently at Guy's Hospital in London, the research nurse team were delighted to try out The Genomics Game, released by the NHS's Genomics Education Programme...
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We need progress in French ART law
by Catherine Rongieres
The first law on Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) was passed in France in 1994 as part of the so-called 'bioethics legislation', which followed other European countries' legislation, such as the UK's 1990 Human Fertilisation and Embryology act. Fran