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Cloning will become a reality in 50 years
Medicine - Health

Cloning will become a reality in 50 years

Within the next half century, parents who lost their children due to an accident may spend money to create a replica of the dead child, a Nobel laureate claims.

December 14, 2018
Men can reproduce the end of life?
Medicine - Health

Men can reproduce the end of life?

The world's oldest father recently welcomed the birth of his second son (fertilized by natural methods) at age 96.

December 14, 2018
Debate about children created by three people
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Debate about children created by three people

UK public health and bioethics experts are openly discussing the techniques of giving birth to a mother and two children to prevent the risk of mother-to-child transmiss…

December 14, 2018
The first mother gave birth to a baby in vitro
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The first mother gave birth to a baby in vitro

Lesley Brown, who lives in Whitchurch (England), was recorded in July 1978 when she gave birth to her daughter Louise at Oldham General Hospital. Earlier, Brown and her…

December 14, 2018
Children are coming from 3 parents
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Children are coming from 3 parents

Children born from 3 parents may soon become a reality if the survey results in the UK through this controversial treatment. According to the researchers, this method ma…

December 14, 2018
Baby's design
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Baby's design

Scientists want to create babies with 3 parents' DNA to help them not inherit potentially fatal diseases.

December 14, 2018
Soybeans cure infertility
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Soybeans cure infertility

A recent experiment by British scientists showed that micronutrients in soybeans can increase fertility by in vitro fertilization (IVF) to 6 times.

December 14, 2018
New breakthrough in IVF method
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New breakthrough in IVF method

Scientists at the University of Melbourne, Australia discovered a new way to accurately check embryonic health status.

December 14, 2018