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More Americans are turning to surrogacy to build their families, as the practice becomes more common and more publicly discussed.

Why it matters: As surrogacy becomes more visible and accessible, ethical, legal and cultural tensions become harder to ignore...

This is the first part of the 14th installment in the Legacies of Eugenics series, which features essays by leading thinkers devoted to exploring the history of eugenics and the ways it shapes our present. The series is organized by...

Without a federal law, surrogacy in the U.S. is governed by a patchwork of state regulations/

Why it matters: Confusing...

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This report documents a deliberate assault on disabled people in...

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By Sarah Knapton, The Telegraph | 09.03.2018

Children born through IVF are six times more likely to suffer high blood pressure than naturally conceived children, putting them...

By Silvia Blanco, El País | 08.31.2018

The Spanish Consulate in Kiev is examining the cases of 30 Spanish families currently in Ukraine and who are unable...

A black and white illustration shows Dr. Frankenstein in a lab with a partially assembled skeleton on the table
By Andrew Smith, The Guardian | 08.30.2018

The 18th of March 2018, was the day tech insiders had been dreading. That night, a new moon added...

Sign at the March for Science reads "Science Makes America Great"
By Rebecca Onion, Slate | 08.29.2018

Advocates of science are in a bad place right now. Some days, in this Second Year of Trump, scientism—a blanket...

illustration of red blood cells
By Sarah Zhang, The Atlantic | 08.29.2018

Jeff Johnson is 40 years old, and for all 40 of those years, he has been living with hemophilia. The...

Four eggs in a shallow wicker basket
By Judy Norsigian & Dr. Gary Richwald, Golden Gate Xpress | 08.29.2018

An April 25th article in the Golden Gate Xpress about donating eggs raises important issues for young women considering this...

A partially completed jigsaw puzzle of light blue dna strands on a dark blue background
By Rick Mullin, Chemical and Engineering News | 08.27.2018

In 2015, Jennifer Doudna, codeveloper of the CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing technology, convened a meeting in Napa, Calif., aimed at setting the...

A row of tall cactuses behind a sign reading "University of Arizona"
By Michael Kunzelman, Associated Press | 08.24.2018

The University of Arizona has accepted years of funding from a foundation infamous for promoting research linking race and intelligence...

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