Angela Perryman

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560 appearances 100 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2025 last heard 4d ago

Angela Perryman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Rob Stein, NPR News. matched
I've never met a person before or after that I can say the same word over and over and over and over and over. matched
Researchers at the Oregon Health and Science University say they figured out how to replace the DNA in human eggs with genes donated by other women. voice-verified
Scientists then fertilized the newly reconstituted eggs with sperm to make embryos. voice-verified
All the embryos still had genetic abnormalities that would prevent them from producing healthy babies. voice-verified
But the scientists say the step is a proof of concept that this could someday help women who are infertile have genetically related children. voice-verified
The research, reported in the journal Nature Communications, could also help same-sex couples have babies genetically related to both partners. voice-verified
But the technique raises tricky ethical, social, and legal issues. voice-verified
Rob Stein, NPR News. voice-verified
First, the committee was forced to redo a confusing decision.
Yesterday, the advisors had recommended against a single shot for kids under age four that protects them against chickenpox along with measles, bumps, and rubella, but the panel let the federal vaccines for children program keep paying for the combination shot.
Today, the committee acknowledged that was contradictory and reversed itself on the coverage parts.
So now the federal program won't pay for the combined job for the younger kids.
First, the committee was forced to redo a confusing decision.
Yesterday, the advisors had recommended against a single shot for kids under age four that protects them against chickenpox along with measles, bumps, and rubella, but the panel let the federal vaccines for children program keep paying for the combination shot.
Today, the committee acknowledged that was contradictory and reversed itself on the coverage parts.
So now the federal program won't pay for the combined shot for the younger kids.
For the first time they limited the FDA limited the shots of those who are at greatest risk of getting really sick because they're older or have other health problems. matched
So everyone was waiting to see if this committee, stocked by Health Secretary Robert F. matched
Kennedy Jr.'s picks, would make it even harder. matched
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