Chinese researcher claims to have successfully edited baby genes to stop HIV transmission 9news.com.au A Chinese scientist claims that the first gene has transformed Babies America Voice Chinese gene to edit child …
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Scientists and bioethics experts have responded with shock, anger and alarm to a Chinese researcher's claim that he helped make the world the first genetically modified babies. He Jianquui of the Southern …
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Graph shows the increased activity of a transcription-factor network that includes the Onecut2 molecule in the tumors of patients whose prostate cancer has been resistant to hormonal therapy (above purple bar) compared …
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The fast-growing number of cases of chronic miscarriage appears in deer and elk farms and hunting flocks in Wisconsin, while at the same time the state has departed from the rules and …
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Manitoba has become the first in the province of Canada to allow paramedics in people taking methamphetamine to give antipsychotic olanzapine. The Government of Manitoba announced on Monday a new protocol to …
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The British couple who went to Germany to allow their unborn child to be the leader in spinal surgery in the uterus, has welcomed the healthy baby daughter. George Axford, 19, and …
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Do you think that your child will never have trouble sleeping after they encounter problems during their infancy years? Did you think that waking up in the morning hours and nightmares will …
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The company's new Emdolt Hall is a once-daily tablet in the form of ARV medications that reduces drug resistance that often develops with older HIV treatments. Aspen Pharmacare logo. Picture: set. JOHANNESBURG …
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According to a global report released today, children around the world are not moving sufficiently to maintain healthy growth and development. The Worldwide Alliance of Active Child Health (AHKGA) compared 49 countries …
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