Are you thinking about getting a new puppy with icy-colored eyes? Dogs are adorable no matter their eye color, but some owners have a special affinity to blue-eyed dog breeds. If you’re planning on ge ...

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Lobo’s story: Lobo came to Shamrock Rescue Foundation when his owner became too ill to care for him. He’s a perfect dog – a long, lanky boy who’s gentle and sweet. He loves people and ...

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An Australian IVF clinic mistakenly implanted a woman with the wrong embryo, leading to the birth of a stranger's child. The error, attributed to human mistakes, has prompted industry-wide attention ...

The clinic paid a settlement of 56 million Australian dollars ($35 million). Rare cases of embryo mix-ups have been reported before, including in the United States, Britain, Israel and Europe. A woman ...

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Brisbane, Australia (CNN) — A major Australian IVF clinic has apologized for giving the wrong embryo to a woman who then gave birth to another couple’s baby, blaming the mix-up on “human ...

The clinic paid a settlement of 56 million Australian dollars ($35m). Rare cases of embryo mix-ups have been reported before, including in the United States, Britain, Israel and Europe.