Selecting the sex of children still under study at Cambridge
The article surveys early 20th century Cambridge University research by Dr Robert Exwants and Dr Richard Gare dener in physiology. It discusses the possibility of selecting a fetus's sex, methods tested on embryos and animal studies, and the ethical and medical debates about manipulating embryos, abortion timing, and potential genetic considerations.
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Russian threat to shipping lines
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