Human embryo genome editing: is it possible or acceptable?
Improvements in gene editing tools and the steady advance in [...]
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Embryos and embryonic models: new possibilities, new dilemmas
An article recently published in the journal Cell, raises the [...]
The creation of synthetic human embryos: overstepping the limits
As we previously explained in an article published by our [...]
Is the use of artificial embryos ethical?
Artificial embryos, also called embryoids, embryonic models or blastoids, are [...]
Donated embryo pregnancies are associated with an increased risk of hypertensive disorders even in young women
A recent retrospective study published in Fertility and Sterility has [...]
Twins born from embryos frozen 30 years ago
According to the US National Embryo Donation Center (NEDC), they [...]
Cancer risk in children born from frozen embryos
According to a recently published study, an increased incidence of [...]
Synthetic embryoids. Could they be the solution to the shortage of organs for transplantation?
The suffix oid is Greek in origin, and may be [...]
The tragedy of frozen embryos sentenced to death
The greatest bioethical obstacle, although not the only one, presented [...]
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Study proposes a novel method to predict risks of common diseases in pre-implantation embryos GalleryStudy proposes a novel method to predict risks of common diseases in pre-implantation embryos
Assisted reproduction and IVF, Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, Genetics and Genomics, Human embryos, Preimplantational genetic diagnosis, SPECIAL REPORTS
Study proposes a novel method to predict risks of common diseases in pre-implantation embryos
Last month, a team of 16 researchers, led by Dr. [...]