Medical researchers say it’s only a matter of time before men who want to be women can have babies, as techniques for uterine transplants from live and deceased women donors are advanced. According to a January article published in the medical journal Fertility and Sterility, several medical teams are actively working to bring transplant procedures to clinical…

Babies “R” Us will reopen its first store at New Jersey’s American Dream Mall this summer, nearly five years after its parent Toys “R” Us closed shop across the country, the retailer’s owner WHP Global said on Tuesday. Babies “R” Us was the go-to destination for parents looking for cribs, pacifiers, and diaper bags until…

Nearly 4.7 million units of Fisher-Price’s Rock ‘n Play sleepers, already under a product recall issued more than 3 years ago, are being recalled again following reports of at least eight infant deaths. The product, launched in 2009, had been sold in major stores across the United States, including Walmart, Target, and online at Amazon…

The world’s only known surviving nonuplets, five girls and four boys who were born in Morocco, have finally flown home to Mali in West Africa with their proud parents at 19 months old. Abdelkader Arby and Halima Cissé traveled home with their nine babies on Dec. 13 after 19 months of expert, round-the-clock care from Ain Borja…

Following programs to close farms in the Netherlands, a follow-up program aims to build a model for future smart cities. This proposes new high-tech infrastructure, but the benefits come with costs to privacy and some freedoms. Are the benefits of the programs worth the cost? And in other news, a company called EctoLife released a…

Following programs to close farms in the Netherlands, a follow-up program aims to build a model for future smart cities. This proposes new high-tech infrastructure, but the benefits come with costs to privacy and some freedoms. Are the benefits of the programs worth the cost? And in other news, a concept called EctoLife proposes new…

Following programs to close farms in the Netherlands, a follow-up program aims to build a model for future smart cities. This proposes new high-tech infrastructure, but the benefits come with costs to privacy and some freedoms. Are the benefits of the programs worth the cost? And in other news, a company called EctoLife released a…

Following programs to close farms in the Netherlands, a follow-up program aims to build a model for future smart cities. This proposes new high-tech infrastructure, but the benefits come with costs to privacy and some freedoms. Are the benefits of the programs worth the cost? And in other news, a company called EctoLife released a…

Following programs to close farms in the Netherlands, a follow-up program aims to build a model for future smart cities. This proposes new high-tech infrastructure, but the benefits come with costs to privacy and some freedoms. Are the benefits of the programs worth the cost? And in other news, a company called EctoLife released a…

In America today, one in six people, including hard-working men and women and suburban families, are struggling with hunger. It’s not just the homeless. It’s the single mom, grandparents raising babies, the elderly, the infirm. This is their story. * Click the “Save” button below the video to access it later on “My List.” –…