Articles include:
Human-animal chimeras: circumventing rather than discussing ethical concerns comes at a price
Wybo Dondorp, Martin H. Johnson
Live births after embryo selection using morphokinetics versus conventional morphology: a retrospective analysis
Simon Fishel, Alison Campbell, Sue Montgomery, Rachel Smith, Lynne Nice, Samantha Duffy, Lucy Jenner, Kathyrn Berrisford, Louise Kellam, Rob Smith, Ivy D'Cruz, Ashley Beccles
Weight decrease improves live birth rates in obese women undergoing IVF: a pilot study
Juan J. Espinós, Ana Polo, Juan Sánchez-Hernández, Ramón Bordas, Pere Pares, Olga Martínez, Joaquim Calaf
HANDS ON TRAINING IN ART
Asia pacific institute of embryology (ASPIER), one of the best training institutes in the world is now accepting admissions for November batch.
Known for its intensive hands on approach with the aim of developing skills in embryology, particularly in ICSI & vitrification.
Women who miscarry during their first IVF cycle still have a higher chance of a live birth with subsequent treatment, compared with women who do not get pregnant after their first round.
A campaign has been launched in Australia to overturn laws preventing couples from accessing mitochondrial donation.
UK scientists have successfully edited the genome of human embryos to study the role of a gene key to the earliest stages of development.
Men with obesity are more likely to have a poorer quality and quantity of sperm than men of a healthier weight, suggests a new study.
Parents pass on more new genetic mutations to their children with age, and fathers pass on more than mothers, according to a study.
Women with asthma are more likely to undergo fertility treatment than those without the disease, suggests new research.
A type of chemical found in various personal beauty products and plastics may affect sperm and lower reproductive success, according to a new study.
Researchers have linked significant amounts of phthalates in male urine samples with epigenetic changes in the DNA of the subjects' sperm.
