
Janelle Miles
Science and Medical Journalist at ABC News (Australia)
Science and medical journalist. Keen photographer. Be kind. #wethe15
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Kate McKenna |Janelle Miles
A Queensland couple who was referred to authorities over allegations they used commercial surrogacy overseas to have a baby, will not be charged, police have confirmed. The decision has been welcomed by surrogacy advocates who argue Australia's patchwork of laws were "not fit for purpose" and should be changed.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Janelle Miles
A Queensland doctor has been deregistered for professional misconduct, after damaging a man's artery during a face lift at a suburban cosmetic surgery clinic in 2019. Brisbane-based Shahram Sadeghi performed a face lift on a patient, known as RF, even though he had no training to perform the procedure and had never previously done one, a civil tribunal was told.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Janelle Miles
A couple who conceived three sons through invitro fertilisation (IVF) wants Queensland's health minister to intervene in their dispute with the fertility giant involved, claiming a donor sperm mix-up involved two of their boys. Anastasia and Lexie Gunn said their two younger children were conceived using a different sperm donor to their eldest boy, even though they requested the same donor be used in all three cases.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Kate McKenna |Janelle Miles
The IVF industry is under the microscope after major fertility provider Monash IVF apologised for a second embryo bungle. Days after the company told the stock market about the latest case, its chief executive officer resigned. It followed revelations in April that one of Monash IVF's Brisbane patients had been mistakenly implanted with another woman's embryo in 2023 and gave birth to a baby who had no genetic links to her later that year. An independent review is ongoing.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Janelle Miles |Kate McKenna
IVF campaigners are demanding urgent federal regulation after a second embryo mix-up at Monash IVF in two months. They suggest children born through assisted reproduction should have a DNA test. Health ministers will meet in Melbourne tomorrow as activists call for uniform oversight across states. IVF activists are calling for an urgent meeting with the federal health minister, and are suggesting children born through assisted reproduction should be DNA tested.
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