A common belief of technocentrism is that if we have the ability, why not use it? The rapid advancements in genetic testing requires ongoing public awareness. Direct-to-consumer companies like 23andMe and Ancestry.com get access to users’ DNA, which is used...
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It was an extraordinary political proposal: Approve a $3 billion bond measure to fund the cutting-edge science of stem cell...
The Spanish Consulate in Kiev is examining the cases of 30 Spanish families currently in Ukraine and who are unable...
The gene-editing scandal that made headlines in late November, with researcher He Jiankui claiming to have created twin girls...
Leaders in the scientific community are urgently seeking to set international standards for producing genetically modified humans. They are reacting...
Danielle Lloyd, a former Miss Great Britain and celebrity mother of four boys, wants to guarantee that her next baby...
Logan Andreotta had been told she was an ideal candidate for in vitro fertilization. Though unable to get pregnant, the...
The news of the passing of the Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill 2016 on Wednesday in the Lok Sabha prompts us to...
TOKYO -- The Japanese Society for Hygiene, which was active in promoting eugenic policies under the now-defunct eugenic protection law,...
The World Health Organization (WHO) is creating a global panel to study human gene editing and the scientific, legal, social,...
California is being sued over its DNA collection practices, and the only thing that’s surprising is how long it took....