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A new study identifies a promising technique to reverse male infertility. And it involves mice

Global Scan

Infertility in men can be an emotionally-difficult problem — and one that has been largely untreatable. But a new therapy being tested in mice is showing promising results. Plus, cell phone recordings tell of the final moments for South Korean teenagers caught in the ferry disaster. And a German exchange student is killed in America. All that and more in today’s Global Scan.

A new study identifies a promising technique to reverse male infertility. And it involves mice

Global Scan
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