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The real Jurassic Park is happening: Woolly mammoths are returning and that's not even the biggest news — here's what else is comingExtinct animals coming back: Scientists are pursuing de-extinction, aiming to bring back species like the woolly mammoth and bluebuck. The ...- Right to live and dieLife unfolds in chapters, each marked by its own beginnings and endings. As we cherish moments of joy and connection, the final chapter rem...
- The Silicon Dragon Goes Green: How China's Robot Revolution is Accidentally Saving the PlanetChina's unprecedented deployment of industrial robots in factories, the world's biggest such effort, has initiated an unintentional environ...
- Chinese Scientists to Launch World's First "Pregnancy Robot" Which Can Give Birth by 2026Chinese scientists have revealed plans to unveil a prototype of the world's first gestational robot to give birth to a human infant by 2026...
- Game-changer for parents? Pregnancy robots could make infertility a thing of the pastChinese researchers are pioneering "pregnancy robots," humanoid machines housing artificial wombs, potentially revolutionizing fertility tr...
- Rs 12 lakh for a birth without women? China’s new 'pregnancy robot' is set to replace the human womb by 2026Chinese researchers are creating the first humanoid robot capable of carrying a pregnancy using an artificial womb. Led by Dr Zhang Qifeng ...
- China's Kaiwa Technology develops pregnancy humanoid robot with artificial womb technologyChinese firm Kaiwa Technology plans world's first pregnancy humanoid robot with artificial womb for 2026 launch at $14,000. The Guangzhou c...
- Cannes was pleasant for India this yearIndia concluded Cannes Lions with 32 medals, BBDO India securing a Silver Lion for Ariel's 'Share The Load' campaign, recognized for promot...
- Trump has put an end to an era. The future is up for grabs.Kamala Harris's campaign slogan, "We're not going back!" proved unintentionally true. Donald Trump's return signifies a historical turning ...
- Breakthroughs in Reproductive Medicine Transforming IVF Success Rates
- Artificial wombs: A revolutionary invention that can be a beacon of hope for infertile womenArtificial wombs could disrupt long-established norms in more profound ways, as there would no longer be a "birth mother" at all.
- Best movies to watch this weekend; 'The Last Voyage of the Demeter', 'Heart of Stone', ‘The Pod Generation’ and moreThis weekend, dive into thrilling choices at the cinema or from your couch. Sail through horror with 'The Last Voyage of the Demeter', wher...
- Nature or nurture? Neuroscientists explain how our taste buds are shaped by both genes and dietOur ability to sense sweetness, as well as other tastes, involves a delicate dance between our genetic makeup and the foods we encounter fr...
- World's first artificial womb facility is a creepy glimpse of pregnancy in future, see what it isEctoLife, the brainchild of Hashem Al-Ghaili, will help infertile parents conceive babies and become true biological parents.
- Is This How The Future Of Pregnancy Look Like?This is the first artificial womb in the world, and it lets you pick the traits of the baby from a menu. Scientists say that EctoLife, whic...
- Ban on surrogacy for foreigners: How govt's recent decision will push a booming industry into black marketThe speedy passing of the long-pending Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Bill might put to rest a lot of the questions surround...
- India to ban booming surrogacy service to foreignersBut debate has been growing over whether the unregulated business exploits poor women, prompting a petition to the top court for action.
- Eight surprising ways to reduce cancer riskInstances of the disease affecting the liver, mouth, womb, kidney and skin have risen.
- On what's sacred and what's notPlaying God is something science has to deal with all the time. So how should we, the people supposedly out of its ambit yet enjoying the b...
- Delhi hospital fined Rs 75,000 for death of baby in wombFinding a Delhi-based hospital guilty of "gross medical negligence", a city consumer court has asked it to pay Rs 75,000 as compensation to...
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