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Live birth after ovarian tissue transplant

Nature, 2004
Radiation and high-dose chemotherapy may render women with cancer prematurely sterile, a side-effect that would be avoided if ovarian tissue that had been removed before treatment could be made to function afterwards. Live offspring have been produced from transplanted ovarian tissue in mice and sheep but not in monkeys or humans, although sex steroid ...
D M, Lee, R R, Yeoman, D E, Battaglia, R L, Stouffer, M B, Zelinski-Wooten, J W, Fanton, D P, Wolf   +6 more
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Brain Death and Live Birth

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1982
In this issue ofJAMA, Dillon and colleagues (p 1089) describe two extraordinary cases. Both involved young pregnant, women who experienced profound neurological deterioration culminating in a clinical determination that they were both "catastrophically ill," with one patient meeting rigorous criteria of brain death.
M, Siegler, D, Wikler
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Traumatic Live Birth of Normal Infant

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1971
To the Editor.— This is a report of delivery of a normal living female child through laceration of uterus and abdominal wall of the mother. The mother was a 30-year-old white primipara, first seen by me on Oct 14, 1970, with the expected date of confinement March 29, 1971. Her weight at the original visit was 281.5 lb.
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Neonatal Bacteraemia Among 112,360 Live Births.

Irish medical journal, 2016
Leinster
Huggard, D, Drew, R, McCallion, N
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Birth Fathers' Lives after Adoption

Adoption & Fostering, 2001
While considerable research has been carried out on the experiences of birth mothers in adoption, birth fathers remain a relatively neglected group. As part of an ongoing project to redress the balance, Gary Clapton explores the life course of a group of 30 birth fathers ranging in age from 35 to late 60s.
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The Birth of Living Radium

Representations, 2007
This article traces the half-life of a series of provocative and productive interconnections between radium, radioactivity, and life in the early twentieth century. Examining the metaphysics of metaphor set in motion by a widespread discourse of "living radium" among physicists and a radium-crazed public alike, I suggest how such conceptions may ...
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Birth of the Living God

1981
Utilizing both clinical material based on the life histories of twenty patients and theoretical insights from the works of Freud, Erikson, Fairbairn, and Winnicott, Ana-Maria Rizzuto examines the origin, development, and use of our God images. Whereas Freud postulated that belief in God is based on a child's idea of his father, Rizzuto argues that the ...
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CERVICAL PREGNANCY ENDING IN A LIVE BIRTH

BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 1973
SummaryA cervical pregnancy which progressed to the 28th week of pregnancy was terminated by an emergency laparotomy and resulted in the birth of a live infant.
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Lunar periodicity with reference to live births

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1967
Abstract A half-million live births, occurring during 37 synodic lunar months and constituting virtually all known births in New York City for 1961–1963, were plotted on the synodic lunar cycle of 29.53 days. The half cycle with the highest birth rate began the day after first quarter (FQ+1) and thus almost coincided with the brightest half of the ...
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Cancer statistics for the US Hispanic/Latino population, 2021

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021
Kimberly D Miller, Paulo S Pinheiro, Priti Bandi   +2 more
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