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" Human eggs and sperm have been grown in the laboratory in research which could change the face of parenthood. It paves the way for a cure for infertility and could help those left sterile by cancer treatment to... Newest White House Residents
Ahh ... sweet spring, the time for new beginnings, renewal and hope. Meet the newest family of the White House - a red-breasted mama robin and her chicks. She's made her home in the bushes right outside the... Harpactea sadistica spider sex is violent but effective
Spider sex has been found to be violent, but incredibly effective, according to a group of scientists who are studying them in Israel. The Harpactea sadistica species male pierces the female's abdomen and... Eggs Not So Rotten After All
Over the past few years, news on eggs has all been rotten. Pointing to high cholesterol levels, the egg has been placed in the “bad foods” category, only to be enjoyed on special occasions, and never more than 4... Study further unscrambles egg-cholesterol myth
Barry Artiste Op/EdI am anxiously awaiting the next study, which States "The Homer Simpson Diet Uncovers All you can Eat Bacon Burgers Cure Baldness"! MMM Bacon! " Study further unscrambles...
created by Barry Artiste | 42 wks ago | updated 42 wks ago
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Sainsbury's goes cage free on shell eggs
From 5 February the UK supermarket giant Sainsbury's is no longer selling shell eggs from battery hens. When Compassion in World Farming awarded Sainsbury’s with a Good Egg Award in 2008 it was on the promise of... Fertility treatments linked to certain birth defects
Many babies are created in this way. As the number goes up, birth defects will increase... More caution must be employed to prevent this from happening."ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- A new study from the Centers... 'Lonesome George' Struggles to be a Dad?
Poor 'Lonesome George' is a loveless old age--he was now condemed to a 'Dirty Old Tortoise'-- Oh! George, Go for it and multiply... The rarest animal in the world today is a giant tortoise, which lives in...
created by danesller0127 | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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272 views | 8 recommendations | 4 comments
Newyork, Sarkozy France "Fat cats" must be punished, Merkel Germany no way to...
"We must provide them with clear answers. Who is responsible for this disaster. That those responsible will be held accountable and punished and that we government leaders will assume our responsibilities."If we...Australia to Clone Human Embryos for Stem Cell Research
Australian in-vitro fertilization firm Sydney IVF has been granted a license to clone human embryos in order to obtain embryonic stem cells. The firm reports that it has 7,200 human eggs available towards this research, and if they are successful in extracting embryonic... You can now have both the chicken and the egg
You no longer have to worry about what came first - the chicken or the egg... now you can have both.The naturally bred Giri Raja chicken offers many benefits to farmers.They are the best of both worlds."Now... Woman, 61, gives birth to her own grandchild using eggs donated by her daughter
A historical moment in medical, yet it's so controversy, using an egg donated by her own daughter."A 61-year-old Japanese woman has given birth to her own grandchild using an egg donated by her daughter. The...Man sues restaurant after passing a 9-foot tapeworm
Two years ago Anthony Franz started eating at Shaw’s Crab House in Chicago. He apparently became ill after eating a salmon salad, and ended up passing a 9-foot tapeworm. A pathologist said the tapeworm...Ancient tree helps birds survive
Under developmentEverything Old is New again." An ancient species of tree is helping Britain's birds survive the effects of climate...
created by World_Groove | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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427 views | 10 recommendations | 3 comments
After 200 million years, all-male future spells doom for reptiles
A group of reptiles called tuataras, the only surviving order that were around when dinosaurs roamed the earth could be wiped out because climate change could turn all the eggs into males - causing them to not be...
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