AllNewsVideos'Human Reproduction' - 19 News Result(s)Men's Eggs, Women's Sperm: Stem Cell Science May Change How We ReproduceScience | The Conversation | Sunday December 17, 2023 It may soon be possible to coax human skin cells into becoming functional eggs and sperm using a technique known as "in vitro gametogenesis". This involves the creation (genesis) of eggs and sperm (gametes) outside the human body. www.ndtv.comScientists Create Mice With Two Fathers In Major BreakthroughScience | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi | Thursday March 9, 2023 The development is being hailed in the scientific community as it can open radical new possibilities for human reproduction. www.ndtv.comGreen Day's Billie Joe Armstrong To Renounce US Citizenship Over Supreme Court's Abortion RulingWorld News | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi | Monday June 27, 2022 UN Human Rights chief Michelle Bachelet in a statement described this decision was a "major setback" for sexual and reproductive health across the US. www.ndtv.comScientists Create Albino Lizards To Study Vision Problems In Humans With AlbinismScience | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday August 27, 2019 A powerful gene-editing technology known as CRISPR has led to recent breakthroughs in mice, plants and humans, but getting the technology to work on reptiles had proved impossible because of key reproductive differences. www.ndtv.comOld Sperm Produces Healthier Offspring, New Study Finds ANI | Friday February 15, 2019 Study experts say the findings may have important implications for human reproduction and fertility, particularly in the context of assisted fertilisation technologies. doctor.ndtv.comScientists Create 'Mini Human Placenta' Organoids In A Lab DishScience | Reuters | Thursday November 29, 2018 Scientists in Britain have succeeded in creating mini human placenta organoids which they say will transform scientific understanding of reproductive disorders such as pre-eclampsia and miscarriage. www.ndtv.comWorld Population Day: 10 Facts You Must KnowWorld News | Reuters | Wednesday July 11, 2018 World Population Day, a United Nations' initiative celebrated every year on July 11 to raise awareness about the exploding world population, focuses on reproductive rights this year to mark 50 years since family planning won recognition as a human right. www.ndtv.comWorld Population Day 2019: What Is The Importance Of Population Day?Health | DoctorNDTV | Wednesday July 10, 2019 World Population Day: The primary aim of this initiative is to increase awareness about reproductive health problems among the people. This is due to the fact that a large number of pregnant women succumb to poor reproductive health. www.ndtv.comCancer Survivors May Be Less Likely to Get Pregnant, Reveals Study NDTV Food Desk | Tuesday July 4, 2017 A new study, presented at the Annual Meeting of European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) in Geneva, indicates that women who have survived cancer may be less likely to conceive. food.ndtv.comWhy Saturated Fats are Vital for Balancing Hormones Shilpa Arora | Tuesday March 7, 2017 Hormones in the body affect everything, from our weight to our bowel health, mood, skin condition, acne, bloating, PCOS, thyroid, ovulation, reproduction, pregnancy, and more. food.ndtv.comOnly 10-20 Per Cent Rural Indian Women Aware About Cervical Cancer Indo-Asian News Service | Saturday June 4, 2016 Only 10-20 per cent of the Indian women in rural areas have awareness about cervical cancer, even if it is the fourth most common cause of death among women, said a survey. According to the survey, an estimated 62,416 cervical cancer deaths were reported across the world in 2015, which is the eight per cent of the total deaths caused by cancers alt... everylifecounts.ndtv.comProtein That Could Improve Recurrent Miscarriages Treatments Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday May 17, 2016 The findings suggest that not all viral infections are necessarily as disastrous as the Zika virus infection that can have devastating effects on fetal development. everylifecounts.ndtv.comUsing Cosmetics In Pregnancy May Be Harmful For Babies: Study Press Trust Of India | Thursday May 5, 2016 The study presents evidence of potentially adverse impacts in humans, researchers said. everylifecounts.ndtv.comSteep Rise In Girls Living On Mumbai’s Streets: Survey Reuters | Thursday May 5, 2016 South Asia is the fastest-growing and second-largest region for human trafficking in the world after East Asia, according to the United Nations Office for Drugs and Crime. everylifecounts.ndtv.comStress, Depression Linked To Cervical Cancer Press Trust Of India | Saturday April 30, 2016 Researchers examined a group of 333 women they began following in 2000. The women were about 19 years old on average when they enrolled in the study. everylifecounts.ndtv.comMore News »'Human Reproduction' - 1 Video Result(s)Prannoy Roy's First-Hand Experience Of Latest Tech InnovationsSep 29, 201851:56'Human Reproduction' - 19 News Result(s)Men's Eggs, Women's Sperm: Stem Cell Science May Change How We ReproduceScience | The Conversation | Sunday December 17, 2023 It may soon be possible to coax human skin cells into becoming functional eggs and sperm using a technique known as "in vitro gametogenesis". This involves the creation (genesis) of eggs and sperm (gametes) outside the human body. www.ndtv.comScientists Create Mice With Two Fathers In Major BreakthroughScience | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi | Thursday March 9, 2023 The development is being hailed in the scientific community as it can open radical new possibilities for human reproduction. www.ndtv.comGreen Day's Billie Joe Armstrong To Renounce US Citizenship Over Supreme Court's Abortion RulingWorld News | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi | Monday June 27, 2022 UN Human Rights chief Michelle Bachelet in a statement described this decision was a "major setback" for sexual and reproductive health across the US. www.ndtv.comScientists Create Albino Lizards To Study Vision Problems In Humans With AlbinismScience | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday August 27, 2019 A powerful gene-editing technology known as CRISPR has led to recent breakthroughs in mice, plants and humans, but getting the technology to work on reptiles had proved impossible because of key reproductive differences. www.ndtv.comOld Sperm Produces Healthier Offspring, New Study Finds ANI | Friday February 15, 2019 Study experts say the findings may have important implications for human reproduction and fertility, particularly in the context of assisted fertilisation technologies. doctor.ndtv.comScientists Create 'Mini Human Placenta' Organoids In A Lab DishScience | Reuters | Thursday November 29, 2018 Scientists in Britain have succeeded in creating mini human placenta organoids which they say will transform scientific understanding of reproductive disorders such as pre-eclampsia and miscarriage. www.ndtv.comWorld Population Day: 10 Facts You Must KnowWorld News | Reuters | Wednesday July 11, 2018 World Population Day, a United Nations' initiative celebrated every year on July 11 to raise awareness about the exploding world population, focuses on reproductive rights this year to mark 50 years since family planning won recognition as a human right. www.ndtv.comWorld Population Day 2019: What Is The Importance Of Population Day?Health | DoctorNDTV | Wednesday July 10, 2019 World Population Day: The primary aim of this initiative is to increase awareness about reproductive health problems among the people. This is due to the fact that a large number of pregnant women succumb to poor reproductive health. www.ndtv.comCancer Survivors May Be Less Likely to Get Pregnant, Reveals Study NDTV Food Desk | Tuesday July 4, 2017 A new study, presented at the Annual Meeting of European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) in Geneva, indicates that women who have survived cancer may be less likely to conceive. food.ndtv.comWhy Saturated Fats are Vital for Balancing Hormones Shilpa Arora | Tuesday March 7, 2017 Hormones in the body affect everything, from our weight to our bowel health, mood, skin condition, acne, bloating, PCOS, thyroid, ovulation, reproduction, pregnancy, and more. food.ndtv.comOnly 10-20 Per Cent Rural Indian Women Aware About Cervical Cancer Indo-Asian News Service | Saturday June 4, 2016 Only 10-20 per cent of the Indian women in rural areas have awareness about cervical cancer, even if it is the fourth most common cause of death among women, said a survey. According to the survey, an estimated 62,416 cervical cancer deaths were reported across the world in 2015, which is the eight per cent of the total deaths caused by cancers alt... everylifecounts.ndtv.comProtein That Could Improve Recurrent Miscarriages Treatments Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday May 17, 2016 The findings suggest that not all viral infections are necessarily as disastrous as the Zika virus infection that can have devastating effects on fetal development. everylifecounts.ndtv.comUsing Cosmetics In Pregnancy May Be Harmful For Babies: Study Press Trust Of India | Thursday May 5, 2016 The study presents evidence of potentially adverse impacts in humans, researchers said. everylifecounts.ndtv.comSteep Rise In Girls Living On Mumbai’s Streets: Survey Reuters | Thursday May 5, 2016 South Asia is the fastest-growing and second-largest region for human trafficking in the world after East Asia, according to the United Nations Office for Drugs and Crime. everylifecounts.ndtv.comStress, Depression Linked To Cervical Cancer Press Trust Of India | Saturday April 30, 2016 Researchers examined a group of 333 women they began following in 2000. The women were about 19 years old on average when they enrolled in the study. everylifecounts.ndtv.comMore News »'Human Reproduction' - 1 Video Result(s)Prannoy Roy's First-Hand Experience Of Latest Tech InnovationsSep 29, 201851:56Your search did not match any documentsA few suggestionsMake sure all words are spelled correctlyTry different keywordsTry more general keywordsCheck the NDTV Archives:https://archives.ndtv.com