El Reino Unido autoriza la fecundación de bebés de «tres progenitores»
The UK Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) has approved the use of DNA from three genetic contributors to create embryos, aiming to prevent incurable genetic diseases. The regulator will evaluate each case individually before allowing the procedure to proceed. Sally Cheshire, the HFEA chair, described the decision as historically significant.
- ▪The HFEA gave green light to three‑parent fertilisation to reduce the risk of severe genetic disorders.
- ▪Each proposed case must receive individual authorization before the technique can be used.
- ▪The measure is intended to prevent births of children with untreatable genetic conditions.
- ▪Sally Cheshire, president of the HFEA, called the decision historically important.
RSS de noticias de padres-hijos/fertilidad publishes from Spain and files mainly under news. We currently carry 14 of its stories.
Opening excerpt (first ~120 words) tap to expand
El Reino Unido autoriza la fecundación de bebés de «tres progenitores» La Autoridad de Embriología y Fertilización Humana ha aprobado esta controvertida medida para poder prevenir los nacimientos de niños con enfermedades genéticas incurables Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Feto humano en su décima semana de gestación. efe 15/12/2016 a las 13:38h. La Autoridad de Embriología y Fertilización Humana (HFEA) del Reino Unido ha dado este jueves luz verde a la fecundación de bebés nacidos a partir del ADN de "tres progenitores", a fin de evitar enfermedades congénitas.
…
Excerpt limited to ~120 words for fair-use compliance. The full article is at El Norte de Castilla.
Discussion
0 commentsMore from El Norte de Castilla
