Stanford doctor outlines hope for child cancer survival
Dr. Jordan R. Wilbur of M D Anderson Hospital cites intense, expert care and combination therapies as key to long term survival for children with cancer. He will direct Stanford Children’s Hospital program emphasizing parental participation and minimized hospital stays to extend care beyond the clinic.
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Sways toward fetal surgery and embryo transplants
UPI reports Dr. Bentley Glass predicts within a decade surgeons will routinely perform open heart surgery and organ transplants on human fetuses and embryos. He foresees prenatal transfusions and graft compatibility advances, enabling broader donor organs and a generic mosaic able to accept transplants without rejection. Society must balance saving lives with preserving the gene pool and legal changes will be needed.
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Vision of rights in deciding medical futures
A scientist argues that decisions on medical and genetic ethics cannot be left to a single figure. He contends all people deserve a stake in shaping how society values and organizes such crucial matters.
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