'At home' sperm donors can apply to become legal parents in Florida
The Florida Supreme Court has ruled that a donor does not automatically give up parental rights when providing sperm for 'at home' artificial insemination...
The Florida Supreme Court has ruled that a donor does not automatically give up parental rights when providing sperm for 'at home' artificial insemination...
by Professor Robin Lovell-Badge
Professor Robin Lovell-Badge – chair of trustees at PET – discusses three new studies exploring human embryo implantation, and argues that while the research represents an important breakthrough, it should not be misconstrued as a step toward ectogenesis...
The sixth session of 'What Does Genomics Mean for Fertility Treatment?' – the 2025 Annual Conference of PET – saw Julia Chain, chair of the HFEA, give a concluding keynote presentation...
Professor Geeta Nargund, fertility specialist, and Professor Dame Clare Gerada, former president of the Royal College of General Practitioners, have been given peerages...
Can the donation of unused frozen eggs help overcome the shortage of donor eggs in Australia, asks Dr Alexis Heng Boon Chen...
by Ryan Au
A patient who sued an IVF clinic following a stroke that left her with vision loss has lost her court case...
Kenya's National Assembly has passed the Assisted Reproductive Technology Bill, marking the country's first step toward a legal framework regulating assisted reproduction...
The number of incidents reported by UK fertility clinics increased last year but remain low, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority reports...
by Blair Sowry
The Women and Equalities Committee of the UK Parliament's House of Commons has launched an inquiry into egg donation and freezing...
Alice MacDonald MP proposed a bill to introduce a legal right to paid time off for people undergoing fertility treatment...
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