In this short film, Dr Andy Greenfield – honorary research fellow at the University of Oxford, and member of the UK's Regulatory Horizons Council – discusses mitochondrial donation, ahead of a new publication on the issue by the Swedish National Council on Medical Ethics...
In this short film – shown at the Science Museum in London, as part of the official 60th anniversary celebrations of Star Trek – Professor Robin Lovell-Badge discusses the real-life events that inspired the fictional Shenzhen Convention...
The birth of the first UK baby gestated in a uterus transplanted from a dead donor is a milestone, but raises ethical questions, says Dr Natasha Hammond-Browning...
The first in a series of discussions on human reproduction from the Hastings Centre for Bioethics asks today's most pressing questions about embryo selection…
Kayleen Devlin investigates the fertility supplement industry, examining claims made online and the limited scientific evidence behind them...
Professor Jim Al-Khalili interviews Professor George Church in this episode of The Life Scientific. From bringing back mammoths to the Human Genome Project... but does he ask probing enough questions? Davy Tennison finds out for BioNews...
Bringing you PET events as a podcast. In the 40th episode of its podcast, PET discusses longstanding controversies surrounding PGT-A, with Dr Deborah Cohen, Professor Karen Sermon, Dr Justin Chu, James Lawford Davies and Professor Manuela Perrotta...
Dr Dorit Barlevy looks at the various ethical considerations for prospective parents and clinicians considering using PGT-P...
This film documents a PET event discussing the use of mitochondrial donation to avoid mitochondrial disease, with speakers including two of the pioneers whose work has resulted in the birth of eight UK babies with donated mitochondria...
Bringing you PET events as a podcast. In the 39th episode of its podcast, PET discusses expanded carrier screening, with Sara Levene, Professor Jackson Kirkman-Brown, Dr Heidi Mertes and Professor Cathy Herbrand...
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