Experts move closer to identifying best embryos
thestar.com.my     May 14, 2008            

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Scientists in Australia and Greece appear to be moving closer to identifying genes that determine which test-tube embryos stand the best chance of implanting in the womb and growing into healthy babies. There is currently no way of telling which embryos are likely to develop... [read full story]                    


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Billy Elliot-the musical to debut in US theatres

bellaonline.com     13 mins ago          

Based on the 2000 film, Billy Elliot, this smash-hit London musical is finally making its way to American audiences. Debuting this fall at the Imperial Theatre on October 1, the musical has an official opening scheduled for...                    

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Mary MacKillop feast day celebrated (AAP)

yahoo.com     42 mins ago          

Celebrations honouring Australia's only beatified nun have begun, less than a month after Pope Benedict revealed that she is likely to become a saint. The feast of Mary MacKillop started on Friday with a morning mass at Mary...                    

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News : CANDLEMASS: ''Lucifer Rising'' EP Tracklist Details

metal-temple.com     1 hr ago          

Swedish doom legends CANDLEMASS have issued the following update: "The new CANDLEMASS EP "Lucifer Rising" is finally recorded and due for release first week of October. It features two brand new tracks "Lucifer Rising" and...                    

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Researchers find cancer-inhibiting compound under the sea

genengnews.com     1 hr ago   2 related          

EUREKALERT Contact: Linda Homewood homewood@ufl.edu GAINESVILLE, Fla. University of Florida College of Pharmacy researchers have discovered a marine compound off the coast of Key Largo that inhibits cancer cell growth in...                    

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