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Time.com: Stem Cells Created for 10 Disorders

Harvard scientists say they have created stems cells for 10 genetic disorders, which will allow researchers to watch the diseases develop in a lab dish

Time.com: New Clues to Autism's Cause

Research points to learning-related genes as a contributor to autism and suggests that early intervention in children can help fix genetic defects

People.com: Colin Farrell: My Son Is Exactly the Way He Should Be

Colin Farrell says he's thankful for the early diagnosis of his 4-year-old son's neuro-genetic disorder and for the vast joy his "little fella" experiences.

People.com: Colin Farrell Reveals Son's Health Battle

Colin Farrell has revealed that his 4-year-old son James suffers from a rare neuro-genetic disorder called Angelman Syndrome – but that he's a brave and happy child.

Time.com: Antidepressant, Defect Link Unlikely

Newborns face little risk of birth defects from antidepressants taken by many women early in pregnancy, say the reassuring findings of the two biggest studies of this controversial link

Fathers at war see children 'grow up in pictures'

Home has been reduced to a handful of photos, e-mails with the children, a homemade silver dog tag. When they can, the dads swap memories when no one is trying to kill them.

Toxins, cancer link probed at Marines' base

Some 75,000 Marines and their families at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina were exposed to toxic tap water that may have caused cancer and birth defects, a federal health official testified Tuesday.

Heart birth defects among the most common

There are more than three-quarters of a million adults in the United States living with a congenital heart defect. The majority need ongoing, specialized care. CNN Medical Correspondent Judy Fortin found out more about the condition from Dr. Wendy Book, director of the Adult Congenital Cardiac Program at Emory University in Atlanta.

Doctors urge new guidelines for pregnant women using anti-depressants

A leading group of women's doctors called Wednesday for closer consultations with pregnant women using anti-depressants, particularly singling out one of the medicines -- paroxetine or Paxil -- as a risk for birth defects.

Doctors grow organs from patients' own cells

Kaitlyne McNamara no longer worries about feeling different at school.

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