In a groundbreaking breakthrough, American scientists have created functional human eggs using skin cells.
By replacing the DNA in an egg with genetic material from skin, researchers have taken a major step toward fertilisation without a biological mother.
This raises scientific possibilities — and ethical questions — about the future of human reproduction.

Babies could soon be born without biological mothers | Stem cells bring revolutionary change

Heart surgeon Massimo Caputo from the Briston Heart Institute used what is called stem cell scaffolding to correct a baby's heart defect. With this advanced technology, he hopes that children who are born with congenital cardiac disease won't need as many operations. Watch this to know more.

Doctors may have saved a baby's heart using umbilical stem cells

Saving the umbilical cord: Researchers show how damaged stem cells can be restored

Researchers examining hair may have found a way to cure baldness and regenerate damaged organs

Japan carries out world-first spinal cord stem cell trial; a possible cure for spinal injury-related paralysis

Stem cell injected in macaque's embryo, in yet another experiment which pushes the boundaries of science and renews the debate around ethics. Scientists say the experiment will gain more info on early humans and diseases.

Stem cell injected in Macaque's embryo

Scientists develop world's first living robots using stem cells from frogs

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