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GM SCIENTISTS 'KNOW TOO LITTLE' ON WILDLIFE (BBC)

<i>The UK Government's chief scientist says he is concerned about the possible effect of genetically modified (GM) crops on wildlife. </i> <b>July 21... Leggi tutto

BEBÈ SU MISURA: SALVERÀ IL FRATELLO (Corsera)

<i>In Inghilterra</i> <b>22 Luglio 2003</b> – È nato da un mese e ieri i suoi genitori hanno avuto la conferma che ha il... Leggi tutto

«VIVREMO FINO A 180 ANNI» (Corsera)

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IL CARDELLINO CIECO E BEETHOVEN

<b>22 Luglio 2003</b> – C'è un testo di Platone, nel Gorgia – dove Platone cerca di ricostruire la figura di questo sofista – in cui lo... Leggi tutto

QUEST FOR INFINITE YOUTH RAISES HOPES AND CASH (New York Times)

<i>Books of the times 'Merchants of Immortality'</i> <i><b>Robert H. Binstock</b></i>... Leggi tutto

BEATING THE ODDS: IVF'S FIRST BOY (BBC)

<i>This week sees the 25th anniversary of the birth of Louise Brown, the world's first test tube baby. In the first of a series of articles marking the anniversary, BBC News Online... Leggi tutto

CHRISTOPHER REEVE: POLITICALLY MOTIVATED (Independent)

<i>Christopher Reeve is now as famous for surviving a horrendous riding accident as for his Superman films, but disability has not cowed him. Indeed, as he tells David Usborne, it has... Leggi tutto

'DESIGNER BABY' IS PERFECT MATCH (BBC)

<i>A 'designer baby', has been confirmed as a perfect genetic match with the brother his stem cells could save.</i> <b> July 21... Leggi tutto

FERTILITY'S NEW FRONTIER (Los Angeles Times)

<i>Advanced genetic screening could help lead to the birth of a healthy baby</i> <i><b>Melissa Healy</i></b>... Leggi tutto

GM CROPS 'LOW RISK' FOR HUMANS (BBC)

<i>Human health is at a "very low" risk from the current generation genetically modified (GM) crops, the government's scientific review is set to conclude.... Leggi tutto