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By Rob Stein, NPR [cites CGS' Katie Hasson] | 05.06.2026
Justin Schleede reaches onto a black lab bench to pick up a tray of small plastic tubes.
"These are saliva...
By Alexandre Piquard, Le Monde [cites CGS' Katie Hasson] | 05.22.2026
"If proven to be safe, we believe preventive gene editing could be one of the most important health technologies of...
By Professor Eric Blyth, Dr Marilyn Crawshaw and Professor Olga van den Akker, BioNews | 02.17.2014
As the surrogacy industry grows, so too do calls from parts of the consumer lobby, fertility industry and others for...
By David Cyranoski, Nature | 02.17.2014
A leading Japanese research institute has opened an investigation into a groundbreaking stem-cell study after concerns were raised about its...
By Michael Cook, BioEdge | 02.16.2014
On February 25 and 26 the US Food and Drug Administration will discuss the possibility of legalising three-parent embryos –...
By A'ndrea Elyse Messer, Penn State News | 02.14.2014
Chicago -- Racism as a social and scientific concept is reshaped and reborn periodically through the ages and according to...
By Andrew Pollack, The New York Times | 02.14.2014
Korean researcher Hwang Woo-suk electrified the science world 10 years ago with his claim that he had created the world’s...
By Linda Geddes, New Scientist | 02.13.2014
You grew up on a Sioux reservation in South Dakota. How did Native Americans view tribal membership back then?
Before...
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By Corey G. Johnson, The Center for Investigative Reporting | 02.13.2014
A prison doctor investigated by the California medical board after ordering tubal ligations without state approval is responsible for hundreds...
By Ewen Callaway, Nature | 02.12.2014
The remains of a young boy, ceremonially buried some 12,600 years ago in Montana, have revealed the ancestry of one...