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Researchers from the United States, Spain and Sweden say they have done enough successful uterus transplants in animals and are already screening women for human trials. If successful, the procedure could raise ethical questions because it would also mean that man could theoretically be transplanted with a uterus so that he could carry a pregnancy. Source: Daily Nation, Pg. 9 Date: Tuesday, 01 Feb 2011  Transplant Offers Hope to Women without Wombs.pdf Other SummariesArchived Summaries |
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