Aditya Ghosh | Hindustan Times | Mumbai | 19 May 2008 Kanupriya Agarwal, India’s first test-tube baby, is proud to be living proof of one of the greatest medical achievements in the world. But she doesn’t want to be treated… Continue reading
Park S. S., Grayson M. H. | PubMed | 2008 May;121(5):1103-7 In this age of evidence-based medicine, clinical research is critical for developing new therapeutics and determining the best way to use these therapies. To perform appropriate clinical research, researchers must… Continue reading
BBC | 9 May 2008 MPs begin debating the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill, an updated version of the current legislation which became law in 1990, this week. It was drafted because of a feeling the existing law was increasingly… Continue reading
The Times of India | PTI | 21 Apr 2008 Melbourne: Researchers in Australia have developed a new technique which they claim could double pregnancy rates for couples undertaking certain types of fertility treatments. In fact, the research team at the… Continue reading
Ben Campbell | 2008 | Source: Dartmouth Ethics Institute | In the last decade, biomedical research conducted by researchers from developed countries in developing countries has been a topic of significant controversy. One serious concern is that research participants in… Continue reading
Kounteya Sinha | The Times of India | 4 April 2008 NEW DELHI: For Indian doctors, western shores could be greener. But for an increasing number of foreign patients, Indian hospitals are fast becoming their first choice. Over 1.5 lakh… Continue reading
