Three-Parent IVF: A Breakthrough in Preventing Hereditary Diseases
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Researchers in the UK have successfully used mitochondrial donation to create babies with three parents to prevent mitochondrial disease, raising ethical questions about genetic manipulation, embryo status, and long-term safety, while highlighting the complex nature of human identity beyond DNA.
Topics:health#embryo-ethics#genetic-engineering#health-and-science#humanity#ivf#mitochondrial-donation
- One Embryo. Three Parents. The Future Is Already Here. The Free Press
- How a third parent's DNA can prevent an inherited disease NPR
- Eight healthy babies born after IVF using DNA from three people The Guardian
- Babies made using three people's DNA are born free of hereditary disease BBC
- Babies born from ‘three-parent’ IVF look healthy so far, new study finds Science | AAAS
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