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Science News for June 29, 2002


European experts slam new Italian fertility proposals

The European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology has expressed deep concern over Italy's proposed policies on frozen embryos, which they claim are unethical and put women at risk. The proposals, set to be reviewed by the Italian Senate, limit embryo transfer to single births, posing significant risks to mothers and babies.

SourceEuropean Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology·DateJun 29, 2002

A new technology for monitoring global disasters

The new Stratospheric Satellites use NASA-developed super-pressure balloons to fly at 110,000 feet and provide 20 times higher resolution surface images of disasters than space-based satellites. With a projected life-cycle cost of $500,000 or less per unit, these satellites are poised to revolutionize disaster monitoring and telecommun...

SourceGlobal Aerospace Corporation·DateJun 29, 2002
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