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to have undergone stem cell patch surgery to mend spina bifida in the womb. it s hoped the pioneering research could help treat the condition when the spinal cord and spine do not develop properly. russell trott reports. baby robbie is something of a medical miracle. she is one of the first to have treatment it is hoped will avoid spina bifida the nerve damage that can result in a lifetime of medical problems, endless operations and, in some extreme cases, even total paralysis of the legs. surgeons have already used keyhole surgery on babies in the womb to mend the spinal canal. now the us team have gone a step further, fitting an implant to bridge the repair. it is a patch that contains immature cells called stem cells that can grow with the baby. we are really excited about the placenta. i mean, here is this amazing organ that grows and does itsjob in nine months and then it s over. and we think there is a lot of potential to use these cells for a variety of neurodegenerative, ne
that your office probably is heating itself, is going to be hot anyway. so you re going to save a little bit of home heating. with the environmental impact, you ve got to think about your commute and how you re doing there. are you cycling? are you take the train? there s going to be an impact with that. look, i think it s probably a marginal benefit going into the office. probably slightly better to go into the office, but not huge. so i think it really depends on what you re most comfortable with. do you think you re going to stick to what i ve suggested? yeah, definitely need to cut back on the amount of rooms i m heating for sure. but yeah, i ll try my best and see how it goes. and i happen to know rod s got a flatmate. do you think your flatmate be happier when you say no more? he s a bit more of a stickler for the heating, so i have to try and convince him, i reckon. now to some high tech surgery developments in america. baby robbie is one of the first
to step back and be very mindful, where are the risks, how do we address them? cyber war may not have broken out yet but the message from those watching closely is now is not the time to stop worrying that it still might. gordon corera, bbc news. now to some high tech surgery developments in america. baby robbie is one of the first to have undergone stem cell patch surgery to mend spina bifida in the womb. it s hoped the pioneering research could help treat the condition when the spinal cord and spine do not develop properly. russell trott reports. baby robbie is something of a medical miracle. she is one of the first to have treatment it is hoped will avoid spina bifida, the nerve damage that can result in a life of medical problems, endless operations and in some extreme cases, even total paralysis of the legs. surgeons have already used keyhole surgery on babies in the womb