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PNAS Study Shows Mouse Brain Tissue Regains Short-Term Function After Vitrification

Experts say translation to large organs or humans remains far beyond current capabilities.

Arizona Cardiology Group to Pay $4.75 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations

26 Couples Sue California Fertility Doctor Over Embryos Allegedly Moved Without Consent

Judge Orders Weekly Hearings and Patient Outreach in Florida IVF Embryo Mix-Up Case

Parents of 26-Year-Old Push to Curb Canada's Track 2 MAID After Son's December Death

Doctor Says He Injected Ski Jumper With Hyaluronic Acid, Reviving 'Penisgate' at Winter Olympics

Paraná Court Sentences Orthopedist to 10 Years for Charging SUS Patients

Italian Toddler’s Heart Transplant Aborted After Donor Organ Was Packed in Dry Ice

Hochul Signs Medical Aid in Dying Act, Making New York the 13th State to Allow It

Vall d’Hebron Performs World’s First Face Transplant From Euthanasia Donor

Assisted Dying Bill Stalls in Lords as Record 1,227 Amendments Put Passage in Doubt

Judge Orders Response Plan After Florida Couple Says Fertility Clinic Implanted Wrong Embryo

Judge Demands Rapid Plan in Orlando IVF Embryo Mix-Up Case

Neuralink Prepares 2026 Human Trials for ‘Blindsight’ Vision Implant

French Senate Rejects Assisted-Dying Bill, Sending It Back to the National Assembly

Delhi High Court Seeks Centre’s Reply on PIL Challenging Ban on Altruistic Embryo Adoption

Bundestag Takes Up Bill to Allow Paired and Anonymous Living Kidney Donations

Florida Couple Sues Orlando IVF Clinic Over Alleged Embryo Mix-Up as Case Moves to Orange County

French Senate Kills Core Access Clause of Assisted Dying Bill, Casting Reform in Doubt

Germany’s Federal Court of Justice Upholds Manslaughter Conviction in Assisted-Suicide Case, Making Three-Year Sentence Final