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Genetics

UK approves law allowing conception of three-parent babies

March 4, 2015 by Online Editor

In a bold and unprecedented move in the House of Commons, 382 Members of Parliament voted in favor of a technique that stops genetic diseases from being passed down from a mother to her child, with 182 members in opposition.  This technique uses the DNA from two women and one man to “create” a baby … Read more

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