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Italian Fertility Doctor Cries Witch Hunt Over Stolen Eggs Charge
A controversial Italian fertility surgeon who has been accused of removing eggs from a woman's ovaries without her consent claimed on Sunday he is the victim of a witch hunt.
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Italian Fertility Doctor Arrested In Italy After Woman Says Eggs Stolen
A fertility doctor is under house arrest in Italy after a Spanish nurse told authorities some of her eggs were surgically removed without her consent at his clinic.
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Pioneering Italian Fertility Doctor Suspected Of Stealing Patient's Eggs
A pioneering Italian gynaecologist best known for helping women in their 60s to have babies has been arrested on suspicion of removing eggs from a patient without her consent.
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First cloned baby due in January
An Italian doctor has recently announced that the first cloned human baby will be born in early in January 2003. The Italian fertility expert Dr. Severino Antinori, who made world headlines in 1994 when he helped a 62-year-old woman have a child, supports the cloning of human beings as a way for infertile couples to have children.
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Italian Fertility Doctor Cries Witch Hunt Over Stolen Eggs Charge
A controversial Italian fertility surgeon who has been accused of removing eggs from a woman's ovaries without her consent claimed on Sunday he is the victim of a witch hunt.
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Italian Fertility Doctor Arrested In Italy After Woman Says Eggs Stolen
A fertility doctor is under house arrest in Italy after a Spanish nurse told authorities some of her eggs were surgically removed without her consent at his clinic.
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Pioneering Italian Fertility Doctor Suspected Of Stealing Patient's Eggs
A pioneering Italian gynaecologist best known for helping women in their 60s to have babies has been arrested on suspicion of removing eggs from a patient without her consent.
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First cloned baby due in January
An Italian doctor has recently announced that the first cloned human baby will be born in early in January 2003. The Italian fertility expert Dr. Severino Antinori, who made world headlines in 1994 when he helped a 62-year-old woman have a child, supports the cloning of human beings as a way for infertile couples to have children.
