Pregnancy Created Using Egg Nucleus Of Infertile Woman

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Sun Yat-sen University physicians in China have succeeded in impregnating an infertile woman by the means of nuclear transfer. This is an experimental process that involves transferring the nucleus of a fertilized ovum into the healthier egg of another woman whose egg's nucleus has been removed. The second egg is transferred back to the woman who wants to be pregnant. Despite China's ban on the procedure, doctors reject the criticism that it is a form of human cloning. They believe it gives women with inferior genes an opportunity to bear their own children.

Innovations, Cell nuclei, Cell nucleus, Fertility, Human, Human fertility, Human reproductive technology, Ovum

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What teenage girls say about pregnancy

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Over 90% of teenage girls said understanding parents, self-respect, careful choice of boyfriends, and being informed about and using birth control could help prevent pregnancies. Other questions covered why teens have sex, why they get pregnant, and what should they do if they do get pregnant.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Teenage girls, Public opinion, Teenage pregnancy

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Tibet Through Chines Eyes

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Tibet has been under Chinese control since 1951, suppressing the people with its harsh, cruel control. The Chinese people are asked about their thoughts on the Tibetan issue, many expressing views that Tibet is too small a region to sustain independence.

Political aspects, Chinese foreign relations, Tibet

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