Delayed parenthood, by both women and men, has become more common in developed countries. The adverse effect of advanced maternal age on embryo aneuploidy and reproductive outcomes is well known. However, whether there is an association between paternal age (PA)…
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What was earmarked as the demise of 47XXY and other sex chromosome variations has hit a major snag and one it will undoubtedly find difficult to recover from. A heartbroken woman has launched a multi-million-dollar class action against one of…
Read More Class action launched against Monash IVF over non-invasive embryo testing
It should go without saying how precision medicine is paramount for XXY's especially given we are genotypical females and how standard pharmacology designed for males does not always adhere to the type of expected outcomes and in some instances not…
Read More Covid Has Proven The New Frontier of Medicine is Precision
Researchers at the University of NSW are seeking volunteer research participants to identify home features impacting children and adolescents with ADHD. By participating in this research you can help us better understand how to make homes more suitable for people…
Could this be the proverbial silver bullet necessary to enhance cognitive function amongst an XXY community and more, early signs certainly seem to point that way. Bring on the human trials, our community is more than ready for this. When…
Image: National Cancer Institute An artificial intelligence (AI) network developed by Google AI offshoot DeepMind has made a gargantuan leap in solving one of biology’s grandest challenges — determining a protein’s 3D shape from its amino-acid sequence. DeepMind’s program, called…
Photo credit: Babatunde OlajideLekki - Ikoyi Link Bridge, Nigeria. Although seldom reported, variances in Klinefelter’s Syndrome are only rare in the sense they are rarely reported. Usually this type of variant is documented as Androgen Insensitivity (AIS) and mostly because…
Photo credit: Wes Hicks If you've ever convinced yourself that your lack of attention might be better helped with medication, think again: a simple brain-training app from Cambridge University just might be the ticket. The university's Behavioural and Clinical Neuroscience…
The non-invasive Breast Screening device has arrived, and will no doubt prove a saviour to an XXY community who do not fit the criteria for annual breast check-ups offered to females yet are equally exposed to a Breast Cancer risk.Getting…
