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Test to screen for all genetic diseases
By Made For Mums on 24/10/2008 16:15:20
Couples may be given the option of screening embryos for all genetic diseases

the range of inherited diseases that can be identified in embryos and the speed and accuracy at which they are traced. Currently, as few as two per cent of the 15,000 known genetic conditions can be identified.Professor Alan Handyside, who has pioneered

Gene test for couples planning a pregnancy
By Cassandra Kempster-Roberts on 08/02/2010 12:07:50
New test, which can identify if prospective parents carry genetic mutations that could lead to diseases, due in Britain soon

while pregnant, you should know you can screen against genetic disease. Couples have a fundamental right to know their carrier status and to make reproductive decisions on the basis of that status without outside interference.”

Step closer to genetically engineering children
By Kyrsty Hazell on 27/08/2009 14:48:21
Ethical storm brewing over scientific breakthrough

, inherited disease, and could be a step towards an era of hybrid children.Although the technique stems from what some consider to be a good cause – that is, trying to combat the spread of genetic diseases - it has started an ethical debate on whether

Embryos with ‘two mums’ could halt hereditary diseases
By Tessa Watkins on 15/04/2010 14:31:51
Scientists have developed embryos containing DNA from one man and two women

Scientists have created embryos with ‘two mums’ during research that could help eradicate a host of genetic diseases. The new fertility technique, developed by researchers from Newcastle University, swaps DNA between eggs.Mitochondrial diseases can

Genetic link for meningitis found?
By Matt Fricker on 09/08/2010 11:54:04
New research discovers a set of genes that increases risk of developing meningitis.

people get meningococcal disease and others do not,” said Sue Davie, chief executive of the Meningitis Trust."Further work will be needed to establish just what the genetic differences are in the genes which actually cause this susceptibility to invasive

Scientists identify childhood asthma gene
By Made For Mums on 05/07/2007 14:07:00
Scientists have identified a gene that is strongly associated with an increased risk of childhood asthma.

are confident that we have discovered something new and exciting about childhood asthma. These novel findings do not explain completely how asthma is caused, but they do provide a further part of the gene-environment jigsaw that makes up the disease

Breast cancer-free baby
By Made For Mums on 30/06/2008 15:43:00
A baby has been born without the risk of inheriting her father's breast cancer gene.

A mum has conceived the first British baby guaranteed not to suffer from hereditary breast cancer.The girl was at high risk of contracting the disease as her father carried the harmful BRCA-1 gene and three generations of his family had suffered

Doctors edge closer to Floppy Baby Syndrome cure
By Lucy Dawson on 26/05/2009 11:14:20
Experts in Australia have cured mice with Floppy Baby Syndrome

Doctors in West Australia have carried out groundbreaking research which resulted in curing mice of Floppy Baby Syndrome.The team of experts hope the discovery will lead to a cure for human babies with the disease which currently effects thousands

UK couples given chance to choose their baby's sex
By Celia Morgan on 24/08/2009 13:13:59
An American fertility clinic is giving British parents access to a practice banned in UK

diagnosis (PGD), is banned in the UK, except in cases where it could help screen for genetic disease.America relaxed its regulations on sex selection in 2001 and British couples have been inquiring about the Manhatten clinic's "family balancing" services

Cholesterol testing for children recommended
By Made For Mums on 14/09/2007 10:58:00
Children should receive a cholesterol test alongside their routine vaccinations at the age of 15 months, experts say.

The tests would identify those with an inherited cholesterol disorder, which increases the risk of heart disease. One in 500 children is affected by the genetic disorder, 'familial hypercholesterolaemia', which means that fat in the body does

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