When choosing an embryo for implantation during in vitro fertilization (IVF), would you consider its chances of developing a health condition? What about traits like creativity, intelligence, or physical fitness? Tinker Tots is an interactive research project designed to explore how people make these difficult choices. By taking part, you help researchers understand how different genetic possibilities influence decision-making—while also gaining insight into your own and other people’s values.

New study explores how primary care teams can encourage regular follow-up visits for patients with chronic conditions. By comparing clinics that achieve more- and less-regular follow up visit patterns for such patients, the research highlights the importance of teamwork, flat relational dynamics, and proactive systems such as patient outreach and social worker involvement in achieving more regular care patterns for patients with chronic conditions. The findings suggest that fostering collaboration and adaptability among staff can significantly improve patient engagement and long-term health outcomes.

World-first research from the University of South Australia shows that autistic students are still struggling at school, despite efforts to improve services and supports.