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Reproductive Health Month invites reflection on how far reproductive medicine has progressed, not only in helping people conceive, but in equipping them with information that shapes better outcomes.

Genetic testing is increasingly central to modern reproductive care, offering insights into infertility, pregnancy health, and inherited conditions, and helping individuals and clinicians make informed decisions at every stage of the fertility journey.

At birth, tissues rich in healing potential are routinely treated as medical waste. Within them are mesenchymal stem cells, highly versatile cells that can calm inflammation, support repair, and influence how surrounding tissues recover.

Their unique abilities are quietly transforming regenerative medicine and challenging long-held assumptions about where healing begins.

What if your health resolutions actually worked this year?

By understanding your unique genetic and biological make-up, you can stop following generic advice and start building habits that support your energy, metabolism, recovery, and long-term wellbeing.

Strong bones, strong future. This World Osteoporosis Day 2025, we are reminding the world that prevention is still the best cure.

Early action, smart nutrition, and genetic insight can help protect your bones for your life. 

October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, a time to honour the babies lost too soon. Miscarriage affects 1 in 4 pregnancies, most often due to natural biological factors.

Understanding the causes through tools like POCScreen testing can provide answers, closure, and support for families moving forward.

Cord blood is changing medicine.

From fighting childhood cancers to advancing regenerative therapies for conditions like cerebral palsy, autism, and spinal injuries, global data shows how stem cell withdrawals are shaping the future of healthcare and hope for families.

Genetic testing can feel overwhelming, especially when you are starting a family. Questions pile up, advice from friends and social media can be misleading, and myths spread faster than viral videos.

From carrier screening and prenatal testing to stem cell banking and IVF support, we have tackled the biggest misconceptions that can cloud your reproductive journey.

Discover what is fact, what is fiction, and how the right tests can give you peace of mind, informed choices, and a stronger start for your baby.

We have been sitting on a surprise that is (almost) as big as your gender reveal...MiniMi is now available on Takealot!

By partnering with Takealot, MiniMi becomes even more accessible with flexible payment options through Takealot's trusted partners.

Finding Mini is quick: just search for 'MiniMi' or 'Gender Test'on Takealot and add it to your cart. Shopping for MiniMi is as easy as buying your groceries or baby supplies online.

There’s nothing quite like a sunny day to lift your spirits, but did you know that the sun is doing more than just brightening your mood?

Behind the warmth on your skin lies a fascinating biological process that helps your body produce vitamin D, a nutrient essential for everything from bone health to brain function. While sunshine is a powerful source, your body’s ability to synthesise and use vitamin D is influenced by more than just time spent outdoors - it’s also written in your genes.

Discover how your unique genetic blueprint affects your vitamin D metabolism, and how 3X4 Genetics can help you personalise your path to better health.

Building a family is one of the most personal and meaningful journeys a woman can take. Yet, it is rarely a straight path.

During Women's Health Month, we shine a light on these journeys and the role Next Biosciences plays in supporting women every step of the way.

From preconception genetic testing to pregnancy support and even stem cell banking at birth, Next Biosciences offers science, care, and compassion designed for women by women.

This blog explores why so many women trust Next Biosciences to walk alongside them through milestones, challenges, and joys o reproductie health.