In Vitro Veritas
The world's first test-tube baby is pregnant.
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What is she doing, playing God?
don't ask, I don't know what that means either.
I hope she really lays into her mom about succeeding where mother failed.
Now that we are getting an update on the reproductive capabilities of this person, I eagerly await the worldwide announcement of...."Test Tube's Tubes Tied Tersley Today"
Q: What is a test tube baby's worst nightmare?
A: A dingo with a straw.
My favorite line in the Guardian article:
"Certain types of infertility are inherited..."