Scientists call for a halt on gene-edited babies
Medical miracle or designer babies debacle? A recent call for a moratorium on human germline gene-editing and push for regulation sparks an intense debate.
Medical miracle or designer babies debacle? A recent call for a moratorium on human germline gene-editing and push for regulation sparks an intense debate.
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Could simply applying make-up make you the object of envy, target of indirect aggression and lead to social shunning by other women? One study proves it might. Here's why...
Amongst the World Health Organization's list of global health threats in 2019, which include air pollution, climate change and a host of life-threatening illness like HIV and the Ebola virus, a new entry is more than a little surprising...
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