That’s not to say that making babies will become obsolete, but, rather, that technology will change the ways we do it. There could be a much safer and easier way to reproduce – and sex as we know it ...

Sixty percent of miscarriages are caused by the failure of an embryo—the developmental stage before a fetus—to implant in the woman’s uterus. Part of the problem is that researchers have no idea how ...

Analyzing embryo movements in uteruslike environments could offer clues to improving the success rate of in vitro ...

Human reproduction is influenced by a complex interplay of biology, genetics, and socioeconomic factors. Over the past few decades, substantial changes have occurred in reproductive trends across ...

After a few months, following natural mating patterns, healthy mice babies were born with relatively normal gene expression. Researchers were pleasantly surprised to find that spaceflight did not ...

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Scientists recorded in 3D and in real time the exact moment a human embryo implanted itself in an artificial uterus, opening ...

Opinion: How Biomedicine Could Transform Human Reproduction CRISPR and other innovations are likely to open up a wealth of new options for how people have children.

Human parthenogenesis? Although the discovery of Chinese scientists opened the door for asexual reproduction in mammals, the simple answer to whether this is possible in humans is still a no.

Many people, especially those living at high latitudes, suffer from vitamin D deficiency. This has insidious effects not only on bone health but also on reproduction.