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The Surprising Benefits of Carrying Your Child’s Cells
New research shows that women can carry their children’s cells long after birth -- possibly for the rest of their lives -- and that those cells could have remarkable health benefits.
By Barbara Bogaev • • 1 min readNew research shows that women can carry their children’s cells long after birth -- possibly for the rest of their lives -- and that those cells could have remarkable health benefits.
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The Economy Grows, Prenatal Testing Problems, and Boozy Science - 0:00The Economic Outlook
- 8:45A Scientific History of Booze
- 21:41The Problems With Prenatal Tests
- 31:21The Surprising Benefits of Carrying Your Child’s CellsYou’re reading this
- 40:54Linda Deutsch Looks Back at L.A.’s Biggest Trials
The full episode
4 of 5The Economy Grows, Prenatal Testing Problems, and Boozy Science - 0:00The Economic Outlook
- 8:45A Scientific History of Booze
- 21:41The Problems With Prenatal Tests
- 31:21The Surprising Benefits of Carrying Your Child’s CellsYou’re reading this
- 40:54Linda Deutsch Looks Back at L.A.’s Biggest Trials