Womb with a View

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

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4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 3 May 2017

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

For a study published in the journal Nature Communications, researchers from Philadelphia suspended premature lambs, a close animal model for human fetuses, in a special bag filled with lab-made amniotic fluid, allowing them to further develop for four weeks—longer than in past similar attempts. Anthony and Jeff discuss the benefits of artificial wombs and whether they'd like to see what it would reveal.

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0:00.0	If you're enjoying the show and you'd like to get more,
0:02.2	maybe you want to get bonus episodes,
0:03.5	maybe you want to get episodes early,
0:05.4	maybe you'd like to join monthly video hangouts with me,
0:08.7	Jeff and other fans of the show.
0:11.0	The way to find out how to do that
0:12.3	is to go to patreon.com slash we have concerns.
0:15.5	They don't know how that works.
0:31.2	They don't know how that works and it's funny to watch them try
0:33.4	because their algorithm is getting no better.
0:35.2	This is we have concerns. Hi, Jeff.
0:36.8	Can I have any carbonate concerns citizens boy?
0:39.6	We got a lot.
0:41.0	We got a lot of people sending us in this one, Jeff.
0:43.0	Oh my goodness.
0:43.9	And for good reason, because visually, it is terrifying.
0:49.0	Right. And we are a visual medium.
0:50.6	We are a visual medium.
0:52.8	Please turn on your, please turn on your hollow podcast.
0:57.4	Where available?
0:58.5	No, this was sent into us by a large number of people.
1:02.1	It is. Yeah. And it is all about an artificial womb
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