Demonstration of cloning techniques in Vietnam
You want to see for yourself, scientists perform cloning techniques. Attend the Asia Reproductive Biology Conference, in Hanoi at the end of November. A major conference…
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You want to see for yourself, scientists perform cloning techniques. Attend the Asia Reproductive Biology Conference, in Hanoi at the end of November. A major conference…
China's Ministry of Health has issued a circular to ban the donation and supply of human eggs for commercial purposes and tighten control of sperm banks to limit the com…
During the Conference on Asian Reproductive Biology, which took place in Hanoi, many international scientists paid attention to the presentation of PGS, Dr. Phan Toan Th…
According to BBCNews, this is considered a significant genetic feat to disrupt reproductive rules.
American scientists prove that men should be more concerned about their reproductive health if they feel
Infertile spouses with unknown reasons for 3 years should fertilize in vitro, because the longer the time, the lower the efficiency of fertilization.
Time not only affects people's mental and physical but also sperm quality.
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is the lifeline for couples with reproductive health problems. However, not everyone knows how this method is implemented.
In a recent speech, Stephen Hillier, a famous scientist in the UK, said scientific breakthroughs could make a child born without the need for reproductive organs.
Men may become pregnant 'tomorrow' if applied to the current advanced technique of uterine transplantation.
The spleen, stomach, and appendix are among the organs inside the body that can be removed surgically and humans survive.
In the next three decades people will no longer have to have sex to maintain the race anymore, according to the professor from Stanford University.
Instead of the usual methods, the new test showed that just by using sperm to soak up the drug, put into the reproductive tract of women, cancer cells would be destroyed.
The human body can defend itself against HIV, scientists have discovered miracles, and exploiting this weapon will change the way we treat and prevent viruses.
After 1 year of transplanted frozen ovaries from the age of 9, Moaza Al Matrooshi, 24, in England, on December 13 gave birth to a healthy baby boy.