

What Does the Public Think Should Happen?September 10, 2019 |
When parents and doctors disagree about life support for a child?
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‘I Wanted to Trust My Body’September 6, 2019 |
Against doctors’ recommendations, some pregnant women refuse ultrasounds
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A Tiny, 25-Year-Old Study Still Drives Opinion on Pregnancy and PotSeptember 3, 2019 |
The “Jamaica study” has garnered more attention online than 99 percent of scientific research
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One Mother’s Nail-Biting Journey From Egg-Freezing to ParenthoodAugust 14, 2019 |
IVF is growing in popularity for women who don’t want babies until later in life. But as more are finding out, it isn’t a guarantee. With comments from our Ruth Faden.
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How an AI Expert Took on his Toughest Project EverJuly 25, 2019 |
Writing code to save his son’s life. After weeks in and out of the hospital, no one had come up with a diagnosis for his son. Frustrated by the lack of progress, Matt Might, Buddy’s father and a computer programmer, began attacking the problem the only way he knew how — by writing code
Quick Read“We see kids who come back to the clinic after they’ve been at camp and that’s all they are talking about. They can’t wait to get back. It gives them a little oomph to deal with the difficult ordeal they’re dealing with,” said our Dr. Yoram Unguru, medical director of Horizon Day Camp
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Could Donor #2065 Be My Father?June 17, 2019 |
Emily Cochrane writes, “He was an Eagle Scout who had passed calculus and spoke some Mandarin. I was determined to meet him.”
Quick ReadA baby with incandescent green eyes, a baby stamped with a bar code, another with a glowing gold brain: these are some of the images illustrating stories about the gene-edited twin girls born last November after the world learned of Chinese scientist He Jiankui’s controversial efforts to modify embryos
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