MyMitochondria — teal mitochondrion icon and my Mitochondria wordmarkScience & Health Powering Your CellsFind a Clinic
Latest edition · Mitochondrial medicine, translated without the hype
Research snapshot · Nov 11, 2026
Follow us on Google
Eight babies born after mitochondrial donation in the UK — scientist examining a sample under a
Illustrative stock photo — the people pictured are models, not patients, clinicians, endorsers, or cases from our reporting.
Reproductive medicine Clinical program

Eight babies born after mitochondrial donation in the UK

Edited by Samael A. Tejada, Founder & Editor-in-Chief

·

The first published outcomes found the children healthy at birth and meeting milestones. Long-term and tissue-specific risks remain open.

Read the findings ↗

Join the discussion

To get the conversation started: What questions does this story raise for you? Share them below — every comment is reviewed by our moderators before it appears.

Community discussion only — not medical advice. Every comment is reviewed by our moderators before it appears. Sign in with Google or a free Hyvor account to join in.

Follow MyMitochondria on Google

Site imagery: custom illustrations by MyMitochondria; stock photography via Pexels, Splitshire, StockCake and Vecteezy — illustrative only. Models pictured are not patients, clinicians, endorsers, or cases described in our articles.