Babies born in the UK using three people to prevent genetic disease | Health News

The IVF technique uses DNA from the mother’s egg, father’s sperm and a small amount of healthy donor eggs.

According to the first court in the world, using three people of DNA’s only new IVF techniques of DNA, using a new IVF technique made of eight healthy babies, three people from the Exchange of DNA and Mitochondrial Diseases.

The British University of Newcastle and Australia’s Monash University has released the results of the long-awaited courts in the new British Medical magazine on Wednesday.

These genetic diseases that affect and do not treat one of 5,000 can cause serious symptoms such as vision loss and muscle waste.

The new procedure approved in 2015 in the UK uses a small amount of healthy mitochondrial DNA from mother’s eggs, father’s sperm and donor eggs. It is controversial, but widely used “Three parent babies”, although only 0.1% of the baby’s DNA is coming from the donor.

The newcastle blessing center in the Northeast of England was born in 22 women and 8 babies. Four boys and four girls now have been more than six months now.

Mutated Mitochondrial DNA reduced 95-100% for the babies, and 77-88% decreased from the threshold to the other two.

Children are currently healthy, although their long-term health will be followed.

Despite this success, the procedure remains controversial and is not confirmed in many countries, including the United States and France. The fear of the destruction of human embryos and “designer babies” refer to moral concerns.

However, experts argue that the benefits of this procedure for destroying mitochondrial diseases are clear and life change.