Glossary Item
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HFEA (Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority)

A UK non-departmental public body established by an Act of Parliament in 1990, which regulates treatment using eggs and sperm, and treatment and research involving human embryos. It sets standards for, and issues licences to, fertility treatment and embryo research centres.

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HFEA: patients should not pay for unproven IVF 'add-ons' 21 January 2019 News
The future of fertility law: what must change and when? 21 January 2019 Comment
What is an 'add-on' and why does it matter? 21 January 2019 Comment
Book Review: Regulating Assisted Reproductive Technologies – New Horizons 7 January 2019 Review
Science marches on: key scientific developments in embryo research 7 January 2019 Comment
The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act: Is it broke and should we fix it? 17 December 2018 Comment
Two-thirds of fertility patients feel ripped off by IVF clinics 17 December 2018 News
Why the UK High Court has granted non-parentage in a case of embryo adoption 10 December 2018 Comment
Genome editing in humans could become both ethical and prudent if properly regulated 3 December 2018 Comment
I remember where I was when I heard about the world's first genome-edited babies 3 December 2018 Comment
Genetic test to screen embryos for low intelligence developed in US 19 November 2018 News
HFEA calls for 'culture change' on IVF add-ons 19 November 2018 News
In defence of the welfare of women 12 November 2018 Comment
TV Review: Inside Out West - 29.10.18 (BBC) 5 November 2018 Review
In defence of IVF 29 October 2018 Comment
Video Review: A groundbreaking way to stop mitochondrial disease – TedMed 29 October 2018 Review
Home DNA test kits should come with a warning, says HFEA 24 September 2018 News
Dead son's sperm used to create grandson without consent 17 September 2018 News
Freeze eggs before 35 for IVF success, says UK report 17 September 2018 News
HFEA launches first National Fertility Patient Survey 3 September 2018 Comment
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