A Russian scientist who works at Harvard University’s Medical School has spent the last six weeks in immigration detention and is facing possible deportation after undeclared frog embryo samples ...

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The customs officials found frog embryos in her luggage that she did not declare because she said she did not know that she was supposed to do so. She got the embryos to study them at the request ...

Countries should consider looking beyond Gross Domestic Product, or GDP, as the key measure of economic growth to achieve the ambitious Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), UN policymakers have ...

Harvard Medical School researcher Kseniia Petrova was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement after she failed to disclose frog embryos she brought into the country. Petrova’s attorney ...

Kseniia Petrova was detained after customs found frog embryos in her luggage. A Russian researcher at Harvard University is being detained at a Louisiana detention center over failing to declare ...

Joung, an early pioneer of the gene-editing technology, was the first to show CRISPR could target and cut DNA inside an embryo — in zebrafish — back in 2013. Not long after, his group was ...

A Russian scientist at Harvard Medical School was detained by ICE in February after she failed to declare frog embryos at customs. According to a statement from her lawyer, Gregory Romanovsky ...

House Bill 122 aims to outlaw nearly all abortions in Georgia and grant full legal protections to embryos from the moment of fertilization, sparking intense debate and public testimony at the Capitol.

I look at her and I think six years of trying, six years of IVF, multiple rounds of everything, surgeries, and you are the one embryo that survives." "If that isn't meant to be, I don't know what ...