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Stem Cells Used to Create Embryo Models to Study Early Human Development

Stem Cells Used to Create Embryo Models to Study Early Human Development
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Exploring Early Human Development: Scientists Use Stem Cell Models to Investigate Pregnancy and Genetic Disorders

Exploring Early Stages of Human Development through Embryonic Models Exploring Early Stages of Human Development through Embryonic Models Introduction

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A Bioethics View of Brain Organoids

A Bioethics View of Brain Organoids
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Concern Grows Over Medical Aid in Dying for Mental Illness Law

Amid growing concern by mental health professionals, the Canadian government is seeking to delay legalized medical assistance in dying for mental illness, a controversial law slated to pass mid-March.

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Doctors who want to defy abortion laws say it s too risky

News reports and court affidavits have documented how health care workers sometimes deny women abortion procedures in emergency situations including NPR's story of a woman who was initially not treated for her miscarriage at an Ohio ER, though she'd been bleeding profusely for hours.

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