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Daily Sex Really Could Make A Baby
Proving once again that there’s never too much of a good thing, scientists have given the go-ahead to have as much sex as you want. Even if you’re not planning a baby right now, word has it daily sex (yes, we said daily) is good for sperm motility. The Australian study indicates would-be parents should track a woman’s ovulation, but instea...
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Woman Plans To Be Impregnated With Dead Lover’s Sperm
Nabokov wrote, “Eccentricity is greatest grief’s greatest remedy.” This is certainly the case for a Bronx woman whose 31-year-old fiancé died unexpectedly from a heart attack last week. In the wake of her partner’s death, Gisela Marrero found comfort in the possibility that she could harvest his sperm. Marrero and Johnny Quintana had been...
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Would You Harvest your Dead Husband’s Sperm?
As technology advances, we modern humans face ethical dilemmas older generations never had to face. Like whether it is OK to preserve your dead husband's sperm in the hope you can one day bear children with his DNA. Krystle Jane Ross from Queensland has just been granted permission by the courts to preserve her husband's sperm after the 25 year old...
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