Britain To See Its First Womb Transplants As Procedure Gets Official Approval A clinical trial will see women get womb transplants in hopes of successful pregnancies. After a year of monitoring, IFV procedures could lead to the first UK babies from transplanted wombs being born in late 2017. by Jim Algar
Science Earth-Like Planets Around Distant Stars Could Have Magnetic Fields That Would Protect Life by Jim Algar
Science Flea Trapped In Amber For 20 Million Years May Harbor Bacterial Ancestor Of The Black Death by Jim Algar
Healthy Living/Wellness Sodas And Other Sugary Beverages Can Be Bad For Your Heart Health, Review Of Studies Finds by Jim Algar
Healthy Living/Wellness Pregnant Women With Cancer Shouldn't Delay Treatment Or Terminate Their Pregnancy, Experts Say by Jim Algar
Healthy Living/Wellness Genetic Test Can Identify Women Who Could Skip Chemotherapy And Overcome Breast Cancer Just With Drugs by Jim Algar
Healthy Living/Wellness Lung Cancer Can Hit Both Smokers and Non-Smokers, But Researchers Find Differences In The Two Groups by Jim Algar
Science Distant Black Hole Is Bigger Than Theories Say Is Possible. Back To The Drawing Board? by Jim Algar
Science Hubble Captures Image Of Beautiful Cosmic Veil Left Behind By Star's Violent Death by Jim Algar
Healthy Living/Wellness One In Every 10 Pregnant US Women Admits To Drinking, Including Binge Drinking: Study by Jim Algar
Healthy Living/Wellness Think Of Yourself As Overweight? Then You're Likely To Add Even More Pounds, Study Finds by Jim Algar
Science Astrophysicists Bring Upgraded Detector Online To Search For Ripples In Space-Time by Jim Algar
Science Scientists Use Supercomputer To Probe Mystery Of The Universe's Brightest Galaxies by Jim Algar
Healthy Living/Wellness Do You Fidget While Working At Your Desk? You May Be Doing Your Health A Favor by Jim Algar