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AstronomyYoung pulsar has a split personality
A new pulsar, the youngest discovered to date, unexpectedly exhibits properties of both regular pulsars and a recently explored class of supermagnetic pulsars, the magnetars.
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The first sentence in this article is incorrect when it refers to “a woman’s placenta.” A woman doesn’t have a placenta, nor does any other mammalian mother. The placenta is an organ of the fetus. The mother’s tissue ends at the uterus lining. Bruce S. SibbettSan Bernardino, Calif.
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Health & MedicineDNA vaccine immunizes fetal lambs
Canadian scientists have devised a way to vaccinate fetal lambs, which could spawn more research into in utero methods for preventing the spread of disease from mothers to their babies.