The IVF technique that created healthy babies from three sets of DNA

• Researchers at Newcastle University have demonstrated a pioneering three-person IVF technique known as mitochondrial donation therapy.
• This advanced therapy is designed to prevent children from inheriting severe health conditions from their mothers.
• The process involves transferring genetic material from a mother's fertilised egg into a donor's fertilised egg, which has had its nucleus removed, ensuring the resulting embryo has healthy mitochondria.
• Eight healthy babies, four boys and four girls, have been delivered using this method, successfully avoiding their parents' incurable genetic disorders.
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Pioneering IVF technique which created eight healthy babies unveiled by researchers