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Diaeta (Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina ), 2010-09, Vol.28 (132), p.23-28
2010
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Transplant infectious disease, 2024-06, Vol.26 (3), p.e14251-n/a
- Luong, Me‐Linh
- Nakamachi, Yoshiko
- Silveira, Fernanda P.
- Morrissey, Catherine O.
- Danziger‐Isakov, Lara
- Verschuuren, Erik A. M
- Wolfe, Cameron R.
- Hadjiliadis, Denis
- Chambers, Daniel C.
- Patel, Jignesh K.
- Dellgren, Goran
- So, Miranda
- Verleden, Geert M.
- Blumberg, Emily A.
- Vos, Robin
- Perch, Michael
- Holm, Are M.
- Mueller, Nicholas J.
- Chaparro, Cecilia
- Husain, Shahid
2024
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New York Times, 1990
Late Edition (East Coast), 1990
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Ecology (Durham), 2013-05, Vol.94 (5), p.1123-1130
2013
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New York Times, 1985
Late Edition (East Coast), 1985
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Saudi medical journal, 2004-01, Vol.25 (1), p.95
2004
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2022-09-02, p.18
- Movies, By Jay Bobbin Gracenote Thanks To The Latest Of Cindy Busby'S Many Hallmark Channel
- Saturday, She Got To Know Yosemite National Park Extremely Well. One Of The Outlet'S Most Popular Actresses Returns To It
- 3, Sept
- Case, In The New Film "Marry Me In Yosemite." Within The Traditional Hallmark Setup Of A Budding Romance In This
- (Busby), Between Photojournalist Zoe
- Harlow), Jack (Tyler
- History, The Tour Guide She Enlists To Help Her Get Shots She Needs For A New Coffee-Table Book About The California Park The Expectedly Scenic Story Also Incorporates Lessons About Native American
- Yosemite, Care For The Environment. "We Actually Shot In
- It, " The Ever-Pleasant Busby Stresses. "I Was Watching Some Of
- Thought
- Magnificent, Everyone Is Going To Think This Is Green-Screen! It Doesn'T Even Look Real.' It'S Just So
- That, Stunning. You Would Need A Very Big Budget To Re-Create
- Is, Why Do That When You Can Have The Real Thing?" For As Much Of A Tourist Draw As The Site
- Busby, Many Scenes Of "Marry Me In Yosemite" Make It Seem
- Lucky, Harlow Are The Only Two People There. "We Got
- Reflects, " Busby
- Midday, "Because We Started Right Before The Summer Tourism Would Have Started. At
- People, There Would Be A Lot More
- It, So We Had Pretty Early Mornings (Of Work). I Don'T Know How We Did
- Crew, But We Did It." "Marry Me In Yosemite" Also Did It With A Limited
- Park, Not Only For Pandemic Considerations. "Because We Were Shooting In The
- People, We Could Not Have More Than Eight
- Actors, Including
- Experience, " Busby Reports. "That Was An Amazing
- Everyone, Because We Just Got To Bond On A Different Level Than We Typically Would On A Bigger Set. It Was A Lot More Work For
- Truth, But It Was Like Going Back To The
- Love, The
- Time, The Passion For Filmmaking. It Made This So Much More Special." The Multiple Cable Movies Typically Done Each Year By Busby Usually Include At Least One Of The Christmas Stories That Some Cable Channels Run 24/7 At Holiday
- Late, But She Doesn'T Have A New One Lined Up For This Year ... Yet. "It Does Seem Kind Of
- Isn'T, But It Really
- Year, " She Maintains. "I Shot One In October Last
- Be., So Who Knows? I'Ve Come To A Point In My Life Where I Just Kind Of Roll With The Punches. Now I Just Allow Things To Happen If They'Re Meant To
- Don'T, If They
- Else.", Then There'Ll Be Something
2022
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APMIS : acta pathologica, microbiologica et immunologica Scandinavica, 1990-11, Vol.98 (7-12), p.996-1004
1990
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2024-05-31, p.15
- Longmire, By Bruce Desilva Associated Press Walt
- Youth, His Deputy Are Poking Around In His Basement When She Spots A Relic Of His
- Surf, A Hundred-Pound Bob Simmons-Model Surfboard. ǣYouǮRe Too Big To
- Be, ǥ She Says. ǣI DidnǮT Used To
- That, ǥ He Says. She Notices That The Front Of The Board Is Heavily Dented. ǣTell Me About
- Story, ǥ She Says. ItǮS A Long
- Fact, He Replies. In
- Frost, ItǮS Long Enough To Form The Heart Of ǣFirst
- Longmire, ǥ Craig JohnsonǮS 20th Crime Novel Featuring
- County, The Sheriff Of Fictional Absaroka
- Walt, Wyoming. Flash Back To The Summer Of 1964
- Bear, His Pal Henry Standing
- End, Whose Football Careers At The University Of Southern California Recently Came To An
- Facilities, Have Enlisted In The Military With The Expectation That They Will Be Sent To Vietnam. Their Plan Is To Drive Cross Country To Their Assigned Training
- Road, But They Have Barely Made It To Arizona When WaltǮS Truck Runs Off The
- Town, Stranding Them In The Small Desert Town Of Bone Valley. The
- Find, They Soon
- Can, Is As Unwelcoming As Its Name. Get Out As Soon As You
- Warning, They Are Repeatedly Told. Sometimes ItǮS A
- Here, Sometimes A Threat. Clearly Something Is Wrong
- Walt
- Courage, Already Demonstrating The
- Sheriff, Persistence Of A Future
- Meanwhile, CanǮT Let Go Of The Mystery
- Present, Back In The
- Defense, Longmire Is Under Investigation For A Fatal Shooting Recounted In ǣThe Longmire
- Wealthy, ǥ Last YearǮS Installment Of The Series. The Victim Was A Member Of A
- Family, Politically Powerful
- Periods, Which Is Now Out For Vengeance. The Author Moves Smoothly Between The Two Time
- Involving, Keeping Both Stories Moving At A Crisp Pace. The Old Story Is The More Suspenseful One
- Things, Among Other
- Smugglers, Murderous Drug
- Dictator, A Former Judge Who Runs Bone Valley Like A
- Vivid, A Dark Secret About The Incarceration Camps Of Japanese Americans During World War II That Had Once Operated Nearby. JohnsonǮS
- Rock, Tightly Written Novel May Remind Readers Of ǣBad Day At Black
- Medal, ǥ A 1955 Film In Which An Army Veteran Played By Spencer Tracy Arrives In A Western Town To Deliver A
- Action, Discovers The Populace Is Harboring A Dark Secret. Readers New To The Series WonǮT Have Difficulty Following The
- Story., Longtime Longmire Fans Are Likely To Appreciate How The Author Fleshes Out The Main CharacterǮS Back
2024
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2023-01-20, p.14
- Creature, By George Dickie Gracenote A Los Angeles Wildfire Awakens A Supernatural
- Pack, Drives It To Attack Motorists Snarled In Traffic Beneath The Burning Hills In A Thriller Series Coming To Paramount+. "Wolf
- Thursday, " Premiering
- 26, Jan
- Boy, Follows A
- Tumult, A Girl Whose Lives Are Changed Forever By The Beast'S Rise Amid The Flames. Injured In The
- Wildfire., The Pair Are Inexplicably Drawn To Two Other Teens Who Were Adopted 16 Years Earlier By A Park Ranger Following Another Mysterious
- Horizon, With A Full Moon On The
- Bite, They All Come To Realize What Their Connection Is The
- Van Belkom, Blood Of A Werewolf. Based On The Series Of Novels By Edo
- Gellar, The Series Stars Sarah Michelle
- Santoro, Rodrigo
- Jackson, Armani
- Shepard, Bella
- Robertson, Chloe Rose
- Gray, Tyler Lawrence
- Santoro, Lanny Joon. For
- Actually", A Brazilian Actor Whose Credits Range From Movies Such As "Love
- "Westworld", "Ben Hur" To The TV Dramas
- "Reprisal
- Territory, " The Role Of Park Ranger Garrett Briggs Represented A Welcome Chance To Step Into New
- Zone, Stretch His Acting Muscles In A Horror Role. "I Tend To Make Choices That Truly Take Me Out Of My Comfort
- I'Ve Never Experienced Anything Like That
- I'Ve Never Been In A Supernatural Kind Of Show
- As, " He Explains. "(So) I Didn'T Approach It
- Oh
- Role, It'S A Supernatural Thriller So I'M Gonna Play It Supernatural.' It'S Basically A Father That Has Two Kids That Truly Need To Be Taken Care Of In A Very Special Way Just Because ... They Truly Have Special Needs. So It Appealed To Me As Something Absolutely New From My Previous Experience." To Prepare For The
- Z, Santoro Spoke To Park Rangers Around The Country To Get An Idea Of Their Duties ("It'S From A To
- Says), " He
- Co-Star, Leaned On
- Character, Executive Producer Gellar For Pointers On Working In The Horror Genre. As For His
- Loves, The Actor Describes Garrett As An "Average Joe" Who
- Kids, Is Protective Of His
- Nature
- Conflicted, Both Of Which Are Threatened By The Extraordinary Situation Into Which They'Ve All Been Placed. But He'S Also
- Elaborate, Though Why That Is The Actor Couldn'T
- Paternity, Lest He Reveal Spoilers. "Garrett Is A Character That Is Constantly In Conflict With The Responsibility Of
- Parent, Of Being A
- Kids, How To Raise These
- Morality
- Working, " He Says. "He Is In A Moral Crisis. But I Love That About The Character. The Moral Crisis Is Something That Is Such An Interesting Layer To Play Because He'S
- Community, He'S Serving His
- Do., But He'S In Conflict With What He Has To
- Themselves.", He'Ll Do Anything To Protect His Kids From Outsiders (And) Especially From
2023
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2022-10-28, p.18
- Her, By Jay Bobbin Gracenote With Four Decades Of Television Work Behind
- However, Relatively Few "Firsts" Remain For Kellie Martin
- Playing An Amish Woman Is One Of Them
- Sin, She Has That Role In "An Amish
- Saturday, " A Lifetime Drama Movie Debuting
- Ways, Oct. 29. She Plays The Tradition-Bound Mother Of A Teenager (Dylan Ratzlaff) Who Is Sent To A Facility For Rehabilitation After Refusing To Wed A Man Who Abused Her Earlier. The Young Woman Then Runs Away To A Nearby City Where She'S Unfamiliar With Modern
- Hard, Getting Help From A New Friend (Rukiya Bernard) In Adjusting While Struggling To Make Peace With Her PaSt. "It Was Really
- Reflects, " The Typically Lively Martin
- Health, "Playing A Woman Who Is Struggling With Her
- Head, Who'S So Submissive To Her Husband. That Was A Strange Place For Me To Put My
- Emotions, My
- Co-Writer, But I Was Excited To Try It. A Big Reason I Wanted To Do It Was The
- Director
- Nankin, Michael
- Him, Who I Worked With On Life Goes On.' I Couldn'T Imagine Saying No' To
- That, This Interesting Role Was Almost The Icing On The Cake." Martin Deems The Amish World "A Fascinating Culture That'S So Secretive. I Think
- Us, For Many Of
- Culture, It'S Still Very Exotic. I Had Never Really Delved That Far Into It Until Doing This Movie. In An Insulated
- Up, Abuses Can Get Covered
- Anything, Nobody Wants To Say
- Mother, The Cycle Can Go On For Generations." For Martin Who Has Two Daughters With Her Husband Notes That "An Amish Sin" Is A Rare Turn For Her In Playing A
- Weird, "Which Is
- End, Because That Is Such A Massive Part Of My Life." To That
- Hard, Martin References One Scene Of "An Amish Sin" That She Says "Hit Me So
- It., I Cried For Hours As We Were Filming
- Rolling, I Also Cried Off-Camera. I Never Do That! I Usually Save My Tears For When The Camera Is
- Me, It'S On
- Mom, But That Scene Just Really Got To Me. When I'M Playing A
- Sin, My Emotions Are Really On The Surface." More A Supporting Player In "An Amish
- Getaway, " Martin Found That "Really Nice For Me. I Got To Have A Little
- Work, Do A Little
- Home, Come
- However, Not Be Exhausted.
- Performer, As Both
- Producer
- On, She Continues Planning An Nbc Revival Of "Life Goes
- Writer, " The Drama Series In Which She Starred From 1989 To 1993 On Abc. "We Have An Extraordinarily Busy
- Happening, " Martin Explains. "It'S Still
- Happen.", It'S Just In Limbo. It'S Kind Of Heartbreaking Not To Know Exactly When It'S Going To
2022
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2022-01-21, p.14
- Season, By Jay Bobbin Gracenote As It Starts Its Sixth
- Axelrod, "Billions" Is Banking On Some Very Big Changes. The Showtime Drama Series Marked The End Of Season 5 With The Exit Of Damian Lewis As Hedge-Fund King Bobby "Axe"
- Stoll, Who Evaded Federal Attorney Chuck Rhoades' (Paul Giamatti) Prosecution By Relocating To Europe. His Former Firm Was Bought By Financial Rival Michael Prince (Corey
- Co-Star), Now Elevated From Guest Star To
- Sunday, Who Starts Setting Ground Rules As "Billions" Resumes New Episodes
- Experience, Jan. 23. "It Was A Unique
- Covid, " Stoll Reflects. "We Had To Take A Year Off Because Of
- Protagonist, Then We Went Straight Into Season 6 Before We'D Even Finished Filming Season 5. It Was A Real Challenge To Turn This Antagonist Into A
- But After Defeating This Character (Axe) That The Audience Knew So Well
- Loved
- Prince., Or Loved To Hate We Focus The Story On
- Siff), That Created A Whole New Dynamic In How To Play Him." Among Those On Whom Prince'S New Role Has Immediate Impacts Are Chuck'S Estranged Performance-Coach Wife Wendy (Maggie
- Costabile), Axe'S Ex-Aide Wags (David
- Co-Creators, Business Whiz Taylor Mason (Asia Kate Dillon). "The First New Episode (Written By Series
- Koppleman, Executive Producers Brian
- Everybody, David Levien) Is Very Much About Prince Going Around To
- Be, Trying To Define What Those Relationships Are Going To
- " Stoll Confirms. "And Other People Have Their Own Ideas About That." Stoll Reveals He Knew When He Was Hired For "Billions" That He Eventually Would Succeed Lewis As A Series Lead
- Added, With The Covid-Caused Production Delay
- Power, He Had To Keep That Secret For A Long Time. "I Felt A Certain
- Headed, Knowing Where I Was
- People, " Stoll Allows. "I Really Did Want To Tell
- Experience, I Felt Very Relieved When The Season 5 Finale Finally Aired. It'S Certainly Helpful For Me To Be Able To Be Upfront Now About Who I Am On The Show." Also Heard Occasionally As A Narrator Of Such Programs As Pbs' "American
- Cards", " Stoll Is An Alum Of "House Of
- Well, "The Strain" Who'S Been Enjoying An Active Movie Career As
- Projects, Steven Spielberg'S Remake Of "West Side Story" Being One Of The Latest Examples. Since He Enjoys Bringing Fresh Aspects To His
- Wealth, Stoll Appreciates "Billions" Letting Him Explore Potentially Positive Aspects Of
- Often., Which The Show Has Treated As A Weapon So
2022
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2020-04-09, p.0
- Anxiety, By Paul Valade Pvalade@Dailyherald.Com Angela Burns Dropped Out Of College Her Senior Year Because Of
- Antioch, Depression. She Says One Thing That Helped To Rescue Her From Despair Was Coffee Culture. She Got A Job As A Barista At Cafe Book At 395 Lake St. in
- Atmosphere, Fell In Love With The
- Low, The Upbeat Interactions With Customers. "I Was Feeling Pretty
- Light, Was In A Dark Place. The Coffee Shop Brought Me
- Joy
- Struggle, " Burns Said. "I Still
- Others, Have Some Days That Are Harder Than
- Someone, But It'S Still Intoxicating To Talk About Coffee With
- Coffee.", Share Joy Over A Simple Mug Of
2020
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2017-03-26, p.0
- Employees), Karla L. Miller The Washington Post Q: I Work For An International Nonprofit. Our Staff Is Small (Fewer Than 10
- Occurs, I Am One Of Two Racial Minorities In The Office. Every Time A Diversity Training Or Workshop
- Lead, Management Automatically Assigns Me Or My Other Minority Colleague To Participate Or
- Colleague, While Our White Colleagues Are Instructed To Participate Only After Our Initial Prep Work Has Taken Place. My Minority
- Staff, I Were Most Recently Told Our Boss Wants Us To Undergo A Preliminary Private Interview With A Consulting Firm That Will Eventually Be Conducting Diversity Training For Our
- Directors., Board Of
2017
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2015-05-12, p.0
- Church, By Michael Gerson Baltimore ' Upstairs In The Church Office Of Bethel A.M.E
- Rioting, Located Several Blocks From Recent
- Neighborhoods, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Waits For A News Conference To Begin. She Vents About The Self-Destructive Nature Of The Violence ' Attacks On Businesses That Were Hard To Attract To Low-Income
- Government, The Sad Irony That Many Of The Places Targeted Were Frequented By Freddie Gray. She Rehearses For Me The Difficult Choices Involved In An Appropriate But Not Overmilitarized Police Response. Pressures Come From Every Side. The State
- Says, She
- Law, Denies Needed Education Funding While Watching Over Her Shoulder On
- Day, Order. The Schools Were Closed That
- Part, In
- Sanctuary, Because Teachers Were Refusing To Come To Work. Down In The
- Noise, To The Accompaniment Of Helicopter
- Sirens
- Christian
- Pastor, Jewish Leaders Announce An Effort To Help Feed Poor Children That Won'T Be Getting Meals At School That Day. Bethel'S
- Reid, The Rev. Dr. Frank, III
- Mayor, Adds A Mild Corrective For The
- Crisis, Who Is Standing Beside Him. Early In The
- Baltimore, Rawlings-Blake Had Referred To Those Involved In Violence As "Thugs." "There Are No Thugs In
- Ends, " Says Reid. "There Are Abused Children" Who "Become Abusers." After The News Conference
- 63, I Sit With Reid In The Front Pew. Now
- Struggle, He Has Seen Or Participated In Almost Every Stage Of The Civil Rights
- Baltimore, Becoming One Of The Most Respected Religious Figures In
- Church, An Important Leader Of The Broader Movement. Reid Is Tired From The Exertions Of The Late Night Before. After Gray'S Funeral Last Week At New Shiloh Baptist
- Violence, Hundreds Of Pastors Marched In The Midst Of
- Love, In What Reid Called "A Demonstration Of
- Church, Fearlessness." Returning To The
- Me, Religious Leaders Held A Two-Hour Dialogue With Gang Leaders. "One Young Man Said To
- Remembered, 'You Frank Reid. My Grandma Made Me Go To Your Church When I Was Little.' I Felt Like A Failure. How Did I Let This Brother Get Away? But Then It Hit Me. He
- Purposes, It Was A Positive Memory." Reid Continues: "There Is An Opening In Many Young Lives. There Is An Opportunity To Touch A New Generation ' Not To Use Them For Church
- Poverty, But To Empower Them To Fulfill Their Purpose In Life. That'S Exciting. Is It Dangerous? What Isn'T Dangerous?" This Is One Of The Most Distinctive Contributions Of Faith-Based Institutions To Discussions On
- Well, Crime. Their Vision Of Social Healing Is Required To Include The Victimizers As
- Communities, Who Will Remain In
- Prison, Or Return From
- Chance, After The Cameras Leave. "Everyone Should Have A Second
- Chance, Even A Third
- Context, " Says Reid. He Locates The Baltimore Violence In A Broader
- Is, Quoting Sociologist Robert Putnam On A Growing "Opportunity Gap" In American Life. "When The Opportunity Gap Gets As Vast As It
- Says, " He
- Frustration, "It Is Filled With
- Fear
- Powerlessness.
2015
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2010-10-05, p.1
- Ritter, By Malcolm
- Baby, Karl Ritterassociated Press@News:New York The Nobel Prize In Medicine Went To A Man Whose Work Led To The First Test Tube
- World, An Achievement That Helped Bring 4 Million Infants Into The
- Britain, Raised Challenging New Questions About Human Reproduction.Robert Edwards Of
- Cambridge, Now An 85-Year-Old Professor Emeritus At The University Of
- Research.?Today, Lived To See The Far-Reaching Ramifications Of His Hugely Controversial Early
- Reality, Robert Edwards Vision Is A
- World, Brings Joy To Infertile People All Over The
- 25, The Nobel Committee Said In Stockholm. It Began With The Birth On July
- 1978
- Baby, Of The First Test-Tube
- Brown, Louise
- Fertilization, To A Couple Who Had Been Trying To Conceive For Nine Years.With In Vitro
- Ivf, Or
- Woman, An Egg Is Removed From A
- Laboratory, Mixed With Sperm In A
- Days, Allowed To Divide For Four Or Five
- 5, Then Implanted In The Womb To Grow Into A Baby. Today The Odds Of A Couple Having A Baby After A Single Cycle Of Ivf Treatment Are About 1 In
- Naturally.Edwards, Roughly The Same Odds As A Fertile Couple Trying To Have Children
- Steptoe, Research Partner Patrick
- 1988, Who Died In
- Infertility, Faced Opposition To Their Ivf Experiments. Some Religious Leaders Called It Morally Wrong. Some Government Officials Thought It More Important To Limit Fertility Than Treat
- Retrospect, Some Scientists Were Worried About The Safety Of Embryos.?In
- Ivf, It Is Amazing That Edwards Not Only Was Able To Respond To The Continued Criticism Of
- Persistent, But That He Also Remained So
- Vision, Unperturbed In Fulfilling His Scientific
- Work, The Nobel Committee Said.Society Still Wrestles With Issues That Arose From His
- Official, Such As:? Is It Appropriate To Obtain Stem Cells From Embryos Embryos Created Through Ivf? Some People Object Because The Embryos Are Destroyed To Get The Cells.? Should Women Who Donate Eggs Be Paid? The Vaticans Top Bioethics
- De Paula, Monsignor Ignacio Carrasco
- New, Said Monday That Edwards Opened A
- Embryos, Important Chapter In The Field Of Human Reproduction. But He Also Said Ivf Is Responsible For The Destruction Of
- 2006, The Creation Of A Market In Donor Eggs.? Should There Be An Age Limit On Women Using Ivf? In
- So, A 67-Year-Old Spanish Woman Made Headlines When She Gave Birth After Using The Technology To Conceive Twins. The Uproar Continued When She Herself Died Only Two Years Later.Even
- Nobel, Edwards Research Deserves A
- Families, Said Bioethicist Laurie Zoloth Of Northwestern University. For Millions Of
- Joyful, It Created The Possibility Of A Truly
- Ledger, Extraordinary Event.William
- University, Head Of Reproductive Medicine At Sheffield
- Said
- Initially, The Only Sadness Is That Patrick Steptoe Has Not Lived To See This Day Because It Was Always A Joint Team Effort.The Nobel Is Not Given Posthumously. It Was Not Immediately Clear Why It Took So Long To Honor Such Groundbreaking Research
- Babies, There Was Concern About The Health Of Test-Tube
- Was, So It
- Course, Of
- Very
- Healthy, Very Important That Louise Brown Was
- Healthy, That Subsequent Babies Also Were
- Steptoe, Prize Committee Member Christer Hoog Said.Despite The Absence Of
- Cambridge, Committee Secretary Goran Hansson Said Edwards Deserves A Nobel Prize On His Own Because He Made The Fundamental Discoveries That Made Ivf Therapy Possible.A Statement From Bourn Hall In
- England
- Clinic, The Worlds First Ivf
- Researchers, Which Was Founded By The Two
- Wife, Said Edwards Was Too Ill To Give Interviews.?I Spoke To His
- Delighted., She Was
- Delighted, She Was Sure He Would Be
- Too
- Thing, Hansson Told Reporters In Stockholm After Announcing The $1.5 Million Award.Lori B. Andrews Of The Chicago-Kent College Of Law Says Making Embryos In A Lab Created A Host Of Ethical Issues That Have Never Been Fully Resolved.For One
- Implanted, Clinics Routinely Fertilize More Eggs Than Are
- Storage, At Least At FirSt. The Resulting Extra Embryos Can Be Frozen For
- Noted, Andrews
- Days, But Couples Can Change Their Minds About What They Want To Do With Them.These
- Said, She
- Donor, A Child Can Have Up To Five Parents: The Sperm
- Donor, The Egg
- Womb, A Surrogate Mother Who Brings The Child To Term In Her
- Birth, The Couple Intending To Raise The Child.Some Laws Say The Legal Mother Is The Woman Who Gives
- Mother, But Nowadays We Can No Longer Depend On Biology To Determine The
- Mothers, Andrews Said.As For Surrogate
- Reproduction, I Think Theres Ethical Issues Any Time We Mix Human
- Payments, Cash
- Reproduction, Zoloth Said. What Does It Mean To Mix Human
- Buyer, A
- Seller, A
- Parent, A
- Bristol, A Child In The Same Discussion?In
- Success, The First Ivf
- Clinic, Is Now 32. In A Statement Issued By The Bourn Hall
- She, She Said
- Daughter, Her Mother Are So Glad That One Of The Pioneers Of Ivf Has Been Given The Recognition He Deserves. Brown Gave Birth In 2007 To A Son Who Was Conceived Naturally.Johanna Nannung Is A Stockholm Woman Who Has A Personal Reason To Praise The Award. Her
- Olivia
- She, Was Born After
- Wonderful, Her Husband Underwent Four Years Of Ivf Treatments.?It Was Incredible. Olivia Is The Most
- Family, Fantastic Thing That Has Ever Happened To Me. In My Life I Have Always Seen Myself With A
- Everything, Children. Its Worth More Than
- Today, She Said.The Medicine Award Was The First Of The 2010 Nobels To Be Announced. It Will Be Followed By Physics
- Wednesday, Chemistry On
- Thursday, Literature On
- Friday, The Peace Prize On
- Contentious, Economics On Monday Oct. 11.@Jumphed 24:Award: Ethical Questions Raised Remain
2010
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