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In future we may not need women’s eggs to make babies

A group of researchers at the Bath University are envisaging a future where kids will be born from embryos made from skin cells rather than eggs produced by women.

MANAGEMENT OF JAUNDICE IN NEONATES

                                            CHAPTER ONE

1.0                                                            INTRODUCTION

Jaundice as a clinical sign has been recorded for over 2300 years, and quite logically anything written about it, in a purely clinical sense, is often mostly repetitious. However, the jaundiced patient is frequently ill, uncomfortable, unsightly and unable to work; thus it is worthwhile to review this problem from time to time. There has been a progressive unraveling of the many facets of the jaundice problem in the past 10 years which has been of great value to the practicing physician

THE WHITE HOUSE

"Typical household incomes grew by about $2,800 – the single biggest one-year increase on record."