[ad_1] Getty Images via CNN At a UK premiere, a team of international surgeons from University College London successfully operated on the abnormally developed spines of two unborn babies with spina bifida. …
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[ad_1] Until now, British mothers had to choose between a trip abroad to perform this operation or wait for the birth of their child. This team of 30 people was completed this …
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[ad_1] "With the aging of the global population, we are seeing an increasing number of people affected by diseases such as Alzheimer's, but we still do not sufficiently understand the majority of …
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[ad_1] As part of a remarkable proof-of-principle study, scientists from the University of Pennsylvania and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia have, for the first time, successfully used CRISPR genetic modification technology in …
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[ad_1] The patient, located in Singapore, may have avoided going to the doctor because the fibroid was developing for fear of surgery. (BMJ Case Reports 2018) A Singapore patient is said to …
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[ad_1] According to a recent case study, Singapore doctors removed a 61-pound tumor from the woman's uterus, which was previously bedridden and had trouble breathing.(Photo: BMJ 2018 case reports) According to a …
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[ad_1] WASHINGTON – A 53-year-old woman in Singapore recently underwent surgery to remove a 61-pound fibroid after struggling to walk and breathe. Live Science reported that the largest fibroid – a tumor …
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[ad_1] The woman underwent several important operations to remove the mass, which was approximately 63.5 centimeters long across its widest point, as well as her uterus, ovaries and fallopian tubes. Subsequently, she …
Read More »[ad_1] Doctors in Singapore have successfully removed a so-called giant uterine fibroid weighing about 61 pounds. (28 kilograms) of the abdomen of a 53-year-old woman, according to a new report. From the …
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[ad_1] The life of an air hostess may seem glamorous, but the work comes with health risks that go beyond the management of surly passengers. As a group, they get some cancers …
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