Scientists make embryos from human skin DNA for first time

Scientists have successfully created human embryos from skin DNA for the first time, offering a potential solution for infertility due to age or illness. This breakthrough method, using skin cells and sperm, could enable same-sex couples to have children genetically related to both partners. Though still in developmental stages, the new technique could revolutionize fertility treatments, but more refinement is needed before widespread use in fertility clinics, sparking discussions on the future of reproduction methods.