Would you grow your baby in a BAG? Gen Z backs use of artificial wombsArtificial womb technology may revolutionize motherhood by allowing babies to develop entirely outside the human body.
Week in wildlife: a turtle hatchling, a curious marmoset and an oarfishConservation efforts are crucial to prevent species extinction, as demonstrated by breakthroughs in reproductive technologies for the northern white rhino.
Mouse with two FATHERS could pave way for gay men to have kidsResearchers successfully bred mice using genetic material from two male parents, marking a significant advancement in reproductive technology.
New method could increase fertility for women undergoing IVF and egg freezingA new egg maturation technique from Japan may enhance IVF outcomes and reproductive success rates for humans and animals.
The future of fertility, from artificial wombs to AI-assisted IVFAI is set to revolutionize IVF, making it more successful and affordable.
'We got a note saying, "we're coming to get you", it was all very weird' - Louise Joy Brown on becoming the 'first test-tube baby'Louise Joy Brown's birth was a major milestone in reproductive technology, sparking both joy and controversy.The societal response to her birth underscores ongoing ethical debates surrounding IVF.
New method could increase fertility for women undergoing IVF and egg freezingA new egg maturation technique from Japan may enhance IVF outcomes and reproductive success rates for humans and animals.
The future of fertility, from artificial wombs to AI-assisted IVFAI is set to revolutionize IVF, making it more successful and affordable.
'We got a note saying, "we're coming to get you", it was all very weird' - Louise Joy Brown on becoming the 'first test-tube baby'Louise Joy Brown's birth was a major milestone in reproductive technology, sparking both joy and controversy.The societal response to her birth underscores ongoing ethical debates surrounding IVF.
Lab-grown sperm and eggs: 'epigenetic' reset in human cells paves the wayA technique has been discovered to recreate a crucial developmental step in a dish, bringing the possibility of growing human sperm and eggs in the laboratory closer.