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ETHICAL ISSUES IN REPRODUCTION
The ticking price tag: What delaying parenthood really costs you financially and biologicallyA growing number of couples are choosing to delay parenthood in pursuit of career milestones, financial stability, and personal goals. But ...- Chinese Scientists to Launch World's First "Pregnancy Robot" Which Can Give Birth by 2026Chinese scientists have revealed plans to unveil a prototype of the world's first gestational robot to give birth to a human infant by 2026...
- No mother needed: Scientists produce mice from two male parentsChinese scientists have created the first mice with two fathers to reach adulthood. This was achieved by reprogramming imprinted genes usin...
- Elon Musk's plan to colonize Mars could be an extremely expensive humanitarian disaster of epic proportions, says this biologistElon Musk's ambitious plan to colonize Mars has captivated the world, but could it be a massive disaster waiting to happen?
- Eggs from men, sperm from women: Stem cell therapy may just turn reproduction upside down!It may soon be possible to coax human skin cells into becoming functional eggs and sperm using a technique known as "in vitro gametogenesis"
- Artificial wombs: A revolutionary invention that can be a beacon of hope for infertile womenArtificial wombs could disrupt long-established norms in more profound ways, as there would no longer be a "birth mother" at all.
- Ohio's contentious battle over reproductive rights and the controversy surrounding 'partial-birth abortions'Ohio is currently engaged in a heated debate over reproductive rights, with the term "partial-birth abortion" taking center stage. Opponent...
- US Woman conceived via sperm donation finds out she has 65 siblings. This is her storyFrom an early age, Brenna Siperko, now 20 years old, has been well aware of the fact that she was conceived through sperm donation.
- Gender unrest in China after single woman denied egg freezing procedureXu Zaozao captured global attention in 2018 when she approached a Chinese court after a doctor at the Beijing Obstetrics and Gynaecology Ho...
- Parliament nod for bill on assisted reproductive tech; surrogacy bill too get Rajya Sabha nodThe Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Bill, 2021, which was passed by Lok Sabha on December 1, got the approval of Rajya Sabha ...
- Parliament winter session: Agenda for MondayThe winter session of the Indian Parliament commenced on Monday with three bills listed for consideration and passing.
- Bill in Lok Sabha sets reporting rules, standards for fertility industryThe Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Bill or ART Bill makes it mandatory for all fertility clinics and banks in India to regis...
- Centre introduced Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Bill in Lok Sabha to map the fertility industryThe Bill states that assisted reproductive technologies can be availed of by any woman above marriageable age but less than 50 years and an...
- Chinese geneticist reveals another "potential" gene-edited pregnancyScientists at the conference pressed He to prove that those taking part in the trial were aware of all the risks involved in the process.
- Soha Ali Khan visits Cocoon Fertility ThanePossible to avoid genetic defects in IVF with PGD technology at Cocoon Fertility Brand ambassador Soha Ali Khan took a tour of Cocoon Ferti...
- World Population day: Things you should knowAlmost on the verge of completing three decades now, the internationally celebrated event aims to spread awareness on issues such as overpo...
- 'Lifestyle' babies– A new culprit of climate changeA new culprit has been found causing climate change – “lifestyle” babies.
- Govt to introduce landmark bill on surrogacyDraft ART Bill seeks to fill these gaps and addresses "ethical, legal issues related to gamete donation, surrogacy and nationality of the c...
- Limits of adaptationIn Moral Origins, anthropologist Christopher Boehm charts the history of how humans developed a sense of right and wrong.
- Fertility tourism: The choice is yours in ThailandFor years foreigners have come to Thailand for medical care, enticed by cheap prices and great beaches, and now some clinics are carving ou...
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