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Major step towards cure for blindness | newsworlddigest.com newsworlddigest.com4/18/12 British and US scientists, led by Professor Robin Ali from University College London, injected immature photoreceptors into the retinas of genetically engineered mice that could not see in the dark. The cells grew nerve … Life Science Log :: Major step towards cure for blindness www.lifesciencelog.com4/18/12 [...]

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Former Bee Gee singer Robin Gibb in coma, gravely ill with … www.allvoices.com4/14/12 GIBB IN COMA: Bee Gees' star fighting for life in hospital. By: skooter send a private message. Skooter reporting 04/14/12 It has been reported Robin Gibb, a member of the fame “Bee Gees” is lying in a coma. Doctors fear he … [...]

'Britain's worst midwife' dropped baby on head and nearly … www.parentdish.co.uk4/13/12 Diana Warwick has been given the tag "Britain's Worst Midwife" after she dropped a baby on its head and nearly electrocuted a woman who was giving birth, in a series of terrifying blunders. On another occasion Warwick sprayed a bed-bound patient's … She also [...]

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