Prompt sex assignment debate raises ethical concerns
A medical discussion at Linda University School of Medicine cites early sex assignment for intersex children as crucial, arguing for prompt decision making based on X ray results to favor rearing as a boy or girl. Experts warn of potential long term psychological harm if misassigned, urging careful follow up and hormone considerations.
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Computer probes tumor growths via cell loss theory
University of Virginia researchers using computer modeling and autoradiographic studies find tumors may shrink not solely from rapid growth but through cell loss. Dr Looney notes external growth underestimates, with internal data showing tumors doubling in two days versus six externally, suggesting simultaneous cell death and division.
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University of Virginia
William B. Looney
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Pat McGrady
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Britain's Easy Abortion Law Working Well So Far
The Lancet reports Britain's 1967 abortion reform has operated satisfactorily after 13 months, shifting many criminal terminations to legal NHS procedures. From April 1967 to Oct 1969 there were 65,241 abortions, 47,127 justified for health reasons, with national rates 4 6 percent of live births. Foreign demand is limited, and only a minority of cases involve nonresidents.
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London
Japan
Europe
the Lancet
National Health Service
Hungary
Scandinavia
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