Kathy Hudson

Director of the Genetics and Public Policy Center at Johns Hopkins Univerity

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Director of the Genetics and Public Policy Center at the Johns Hopkins University

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In Spain this week, the world's oldest new mother gave birth to twin babies at the age of 67, as the age of possible motherhood rises higher and higher.  The fastest growing age group…

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In Spain this week, the world's oldest new mother gave birth to twin babies at the age of 67, as the age of possible motherhood rises higher and higher.  The fastest growing age group…

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