A landmark study finds no difference in psychological well-being or quality of family relationships between children born by assisted reproduction (egg or sperm donation or surrogacy) and those born ...

A Perspective published in PNAS Nexus summarizes the risks of bypassing natural selection when using assisted reproductive technologies (ART) in humans and livestock. The authors call for dialogue ...

The emotional and physical experiences that accompany family building may be overwhelming, particularly when infertility ...

In Western countries, 7% of children are born via assisted reproductive technology (ART). Conventionally, ART is associated with intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) and in vitro fertilization (IVF ...

Until recently, the only way to make eggs or sperm was the old-fashioned way: in the ovaries and testes. In the not-too-distant future, it may be possible to use cells from almost any part of the body ...

The BioRescue project develops and pioneers advanced assisted reproduction technologies (aART) for conservation in the face of the imminent extinction of most rhino species and subspecies. In a new ...

Which services are available to an Italian couple seeking information or advice about fertility? Which specialist and which medical facility should they entrust to initiate an adequate diagnostic and ...

Use of assisted reproductive techniques (ART) does not lead to poorer mental health in children across adolescence and young adulthood, according to a large observational study. The study found a ...

Landmark study finds no difference in psychological wellbeing or quality of family relationships between children born by assisted reproduction (egg or sperm donation or surrogacy) and those born ...