Newborn twins fare better when both are female
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By Amy Norton NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Twins may come into the world a little healthier if they share the womb with a sister rather than a brother, a new study suggests. Israeli researchers found that among the 2,700 twin... [read full story]
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