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By Katherine Drabiak, Journal of Medical Ethics Forum | 08.07.2025
Adapted from Mitochondrial DNA at
National Human Genome Research Institute
Recently, media outlets around the world have been reporting on...
By Brittany Luse, Liam McBain, and Neena Pathak, NPR [cites CGS' Katie Hasson] | 05.28.2025
A newly available kind of genetic testing, called polygenic embryo screening, promises to screen for conditions that can include cancer...
By Duff Wilson, New York Times | 11.23.2011
Merck has agreed to pay $950 million and has pleaded guilty to a criminal charge over the marketing and sales...
By Erika Check Hayden, Nature News | 11.22.2011
By transforming microbes into miniature chemical factories, synthetic biology could lead to cheaper medicines, greener fuels and, to the distress...
By The Editors, Scientific American | 11.22.2011
In 2009 the San Francisco police arrested Lily Haskell when she allegedly attempted to come to the aid of a...
By Erika Check Hayden, Nature News | 11.22.2011
By transforming microbes into miniature chemical factories, synthetic biology could lead to cheaper medicines, greener fuels and, to the distress...
By The Editors, Scientific American | 11.22.2011
In 2009 the San Francisco police arrested Lily Haskell when she allegedly attempted to come to the aid of a...
By Eryn Brown, Los Angeles Times | 11.21.2011
For patients paralyzed by spinal cord injuries, Geron Corp.'s stem cell research was the shining hope.
The biotech firm showered...
The biotech firm showered...
By Sharon Kirkey, Postmedia News, Vancouver Sun | 11.21.2011
Women in Canada undergoing fertility treatments should be aware of a rare but potentially life-threatening complication, according to new guidelines...
By Tatia Megeneishvili, The Financial | 11.21.2011
For 26 year old Anna being a surrogate mother is her main source of income.
She is now pregnant with...
She is now pregnant with...