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The curse of the Halloween baby: women avoid giving birth on 'evil day'
31 Oct 2011: Halloween's associations with death, evil and skeletons may subconsciously put women off giving birth, claim scientists
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4 Jan 2012: Floren Blake born from same batch of fertility treatment embryos as her five-year-old brother, Reuben
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7 Dec 2011: Government instructs Care Quality Commission to go ahead with takeover of Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority
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6 Dec 2011:
Poverty makes Indian women happy to bear children for infertile western couples who find the costs lower and the legislation less stringent
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1 Dec 2011:
Tree swallows reveal that brood sex ratios are an economic balancing act with far-reaching evolutionary consequences
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16 Nov 2011:
Kayt Sukel went to extraordinary lengths to help researchers learn more about the neuroscience of the female orgasm
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9 Nov 2011: When two African penguins showed no interest in mating with females at Toronto zoo, and only with each other, they were separated. Was that right?
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31 Oct 2011: Halloween's associations with death, evil and skeletons may subconsciously put women off giving birth, claim scientists
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30 Oct 2011: Letters: Your correspondent hit the nail on the head when she wrote that the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority has 'set the UK back on the road to the commercialisation of gamete donation'
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27 Oct 2011: Letters: As far as I am concerned, my donor sold me for 15 pieces of silver – sorry, pounds – and I'm left with a big hole where a father should have been and a sense of worthlessness
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24 Oct 2011:
Avian retroposons -- "jumping genes" -- reveal that birds and their sex chromosomes evolved together, and provide us with important clues into the evolution of sex chromosomes and sex in general
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