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Studies: Lab-grown nostrils, vaginas working well

By Maria Cheng and Malcolm Ritter | April 12, 2014 - 3:31am

Two new studies describe the latest achievements in growing body parts in a lab and transplanting them into people, this time...

Science and Environment

Brazilian hopes to introduce world to his food

By Jenny Barchfield | October 17, 2013 - 2:02am

It's bad enough that so few people outside Brazil know much about the country's cuisine. But Alex Atala finds it particularly galling that even at home it rarely gets the respect it deserves.

World