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Why Egg-Freezing Parties are Gaining Popularity for Women

By Hallie Jackson, Today | 11. 12. 2014
[With CGS's Marcy Darnovsky]

Perspectives

The Global Economy of Human Eggs: An interview with Diane Tober

By Gabriele Pichlhofer and Tino Plümecke, Guest Contributors | 03.25.2026
Other Countries

Silicon Valley’s race to produce genetically engineered humans

By Katie Hasson | 11.21.2025
Genetic Selection

In Memoriam: James Watson, 1928–2025

By Pete Shanks | 11.18.2025
Human Genetic Modification

Experimental Human Cell Division Does Not a Baby Make

By Pete Shanks | 10.22.2025
Assisted Reproduction

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