Babies News
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In November 2018 it was widely reported that Professor He Jiankui had genetically edited human babies, which brought widespread condemnation. Now the researcher has been, reportedly, detained by Chinese authorities.
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By AFP
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Spanish lawmakers voted unanimously Tuesday in favour of examining an "historic" bill to probe the "stolen babies" scandal that saw scores of newborns snatched from their parents during and after Francisco Franco's dictatorship.
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By AFP
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Authorities in Peru said Thursday they had busted an alleged baby trafficking ring that included the country's former police chief.
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By AFP
Madrid -
An elderly Spanish doctor escaped punishment on Monday in the country's first "stolen babies" trial, despite a court finding him guilty of taking a newborn baby from her mother for illegal adoption under the Franco dictatorship.
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By AFP
Madrid -
Spain was set Monday for the verdict in the first trial linked to thousands of suspected cases of newborns stolen from their mothers during and after Francisco Franco's dictatorship.
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By AFP
Madrid -
The verdict in Spain's first trial linked to thousands of suspected cases of babies stolen from their mothers during and after Francisco Franco's dictatorship is due on Monday.
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By AFP
Madrid -
Spain's first trial linked to thousands of suspected cases of babies stolen from their mothers during the Franco dictatorship wrapped up Tuesday with prosecutors seeking 11 years jail for the elderly former gynaecologist in the dock.
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By AFP
Madrid -
Spain's first trial linked to thousands of suspected cases of babies stolen from their mothers during the Franco era will resume in a Madrid court on Tuesday, decades after the scandal broke.
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By AFP
Madrid -
Jose Maria Garcia Gonzalez was 35 and getting official documents for his wedding when he found out he was adopted.
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By AFP
Madrid -
An 85-year-old doctor appeared in the dock on Tuesday in the first trial in Spain over thousands of suspected cases of babies stolen from their mothers during the Franco era amid emotional protests outside the Madrid court.
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By AFP
Madrid -
An 85-year-old Spanish doctor will appear in a Madrid court on Tuesday, the first person to go on trial over thousands of suspected cases of babies stolen from their mothers during the Franco era.
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By AFP
Madrid -
A former doctor will go on trial on Tuesday in Madrid for allegedly stealing a newborn baby from her mother and giving her to another woman, a practice thought to have affected thousands of families during Spain's dictatorship.
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San Fransisco -
Since 1983, for each baby born in the state of California, a sample of DNA has been taken by the government. Finding out where this biological sample is stored and who can have access to it is proving challenging.
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Brighton -
Monitoring the health of babies is an important concern that many parents share. Many of the emerging wearable devices are relatively inaccurate. Better monitoring accuracy can be introduced through the application of graphene-based sensors.
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A new robot has been devised, which can be implanted into the human body, to treat the condition esophageal atresia. The condition is a rare form of birth defect.
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By AFP
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Ever wondered which artist is most preferred by babies? If it's up to the organisers of a tour for parents with small children in the Netherlands on Tuesday, the works of abstract artist Piet Mondrian win hands down.
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A new study has shown babies subjected to poor environmental health in the first few months are more likely to develop problem health conditions as they become older. The specific concern is with inflammation in adulthood.
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Babies with involved fathers during the first few months of life learn faster, a new study into the psychology of early learning has found.
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Belfast -
A review of samples taken of baby rice food has found over half of the products on shelves to contain illegal levels of inorganic arsenic. The food is out-of-step with European Union regulations.
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By AFP
Madrid -
A former doctor will stand trial in Madrid for allegedly stealing a newborn from her mother and giving her to another woman, a practice thought to have affected thousands of families during Spain's dictatorship.
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By AFP
Madrid -
A former doctor will stand trial in Madrid for allegedly stealing a newborn from her mother and giving her to another woman, a practice thought to have affected thousands of families during Spain's dictatorship.
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By AFP
Madrid -
A former doctor will stand trial in Madrid for allegedly stealing a newborn from her mother and giving her to another woman, a practice thought to have affected thousands of families during Spain's dictatorship.
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A study performed in Ecuador has shown a yeast in the gut of new babies to be a strong predictor that the babies will go on to develop asthma.
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By AFP
Bangkok -
Babies dressed as cupids, underwater weddings and a government vitamin giveaway to encourage procreation were all part of Thailand's imaginative and bizarre events Tuesday to mark Valentine's Day.
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There has been anecdotal evidence for several years: that whether a woman is carrying a boy or a girl her health differs. Now medical evidence indicates that the sex of the baby affects the immunity of the expectant woman.
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Tech firms are racing to develop technology for babies so that parents can monitor vital signs from afar (a step up from the classic baby monitor). However, psychologists warn that monitoring data about 'vital signs' only causes parents to worry more.
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A new support group, comprised of activists and moms in Ohio, has been formed to help reduce the rate of infant mortality. The group Moms2B is a seeking to address the social disparities that affect infant death rates and ill-health.
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A new way of assessing a premature infant’s brain, following birth, can predict whether the child will go onto develop a disability. The research has been empirically tested and there is a high level of predictability.
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The thought of acupuncture and babies may make people wince, but a new study suggests that such measures may help to alleviate excessive crying (due to infantile colic).
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Women who hold their baby on their left side tend to bond more closely with their child than women who tend to hold their baby on the right hand-side, according to a new psychological study.
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Seagulls nested on the roof of the old mill in Fuengirola, Spain - stretching those wings.
Seagulls nested on the roof of the old mill in Fuengirola, Spain - family dinner.
Seagulls nested on the roof of the old mill in Fuengirola, Spain - parent with full beak.
Mother with two seagull babies, who fell from the nest, but seem to be doing OK where they are.
Screenshot of babies with pacifier laurenseger via YouTube
Seagulls nested on the roof of the old mill in Fuengirola, Spain - preparing the family meal as babies wait on the roof.
Jude (left) & Samson (right), 3 and 2 years old respectively
New born babies sleep at a private hospital in India's Kolkata Dibyangshu Sarkar, AFP/File
The house in Pleasant Grove, Utah, where the bodies of seven babies were found in the garage. The Associated Press
Screenshot from a LiveLeak video LiveLeak screenshot
Seagulls nested on the roof of the old mill in Fuengirola, Spain mother gull with one of the babies.
Seagulls nested on the roof of the old mill in Fuengirola, Spain - mother gull sitting on the nest.
Seagulls nested on the roof of the old mill in Fuengirola, Spain - chicks get adventurous.
A baby learning from his mother Stacy Spensley
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