A third gene-edited baby may have been born
China confirmed the gene editing experiment of scientist Ha Kien Khue that led to the birth of three babies.
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China confirmed the gene editing experiment of scientist Ha Kien Khue that led to the birth of three babies.
The two spoonbill hatchlings have been successfully hatched at Slimbridge Nature Reserve, opening an opportunity to save the world's rarest amphibious bird.
Psychological fear of giving birth, not wanting to get married makes the number of babies in Japan only reached 900,000 this year, the lowest level in 120 years.
Research by Harvard University warns people born in the spring and summer, especially in April, that they are at a higher risk of dying from heart disease than those bor…
For the first time in France, a black rhino successfully breeded in captivity, authorities on Thursday said.
Did you know that an adult giant panda can weigh more than 100 kg, but at birth, the baby weighs less than 100 grams, the same as a newborn cat. The disparity is so grea…
An antibiotic that was born nearly seven decades ago has an unexpected effect on the body's natural anti-cancer mechanism, when properly combined with radiation therapy.
Not everyone knows that the greatest PlayStation console was born from a betrayal.
Machine designed by Nguyen Van Anh, born in 1980, residing in Dong Nai, designed with a handle similar to bicycle handlebars, driven by the thrust of the driver and the…
The brain bank facilitates research into neurological disorders and improves treatments for Asians.
The lesbian couple, who live in Nottinghamshire, became the first two mothers in the world to go through the process of bearing their baby.
Stars are not created by anyone or anything, they can form themselves, or they can be said: stars are born by a very strong influence of nature called gravity.
Pham Duc Chinh was born without a rim and ear canal, so it is hard to hear and slow to speak, but graduated with a good university degree, determined to become a chemist.
Everyone loves fireworks - light, colors and of course loud bangs. But the history of fireworks is not just a celebration.
According to a study by Trento University and Queen Mary University, London, chicks are born with the knowledge to flee predators rather than learn it from experience.