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Thursday 9 October 2008
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Testicles Could Be New Source Of Stem Cells
Written by Catharine Paddock, PhD
Scientists from Germany and the UK have found a new source of stem cells that could be as good as embryonic stem cells for researching and developing treatments for a range of serious diseases, but without the ethical...
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German Farmer With New Arms Is Doing Well
Written by Catharine Paddock, PhD
The outcome of the first medical review two months after the world's first successful double arm transplant was positive, said the surgical team that gave a 56-year old German farmer, Karl Merk, two new arms to replace the...
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FDA Warns LabCorp About Illegal Sales Of Ovarian Cancer Test
Written by Catharine Paddock, PhD
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has written to global clinical network giant LabCorp to warn the company it is violating the law on a number of counts by selling its ovarian cancer test OvaSure...
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