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Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad: June 9 The Washington Post says freed hostages are good, now it's time for a truce Some 245 days after Hamas kidnapped them from an outdoor music festival on Oct. 7, 2023, four Israeli hostages are free, liberated in a daring daylight Israeli commando raid.

A better understanding of the placenta may help curb maternal and fetal mortality rates, but progress is slow.

It is infuriating as well as alarming that the U.S. Senate on Wednesday failed to pass the Right to Contraception Act, a straightforward bill that would guarantee a federal right

It is infuriating as well as alarming that the U.S. Senate on Wednesday failed to pass the Right to Contraception Act, a straightforward bill that would guarantee a federal right to safe and legal contraception.

It is infuriating as well as alarming that the U.S. Senate on Wednesday failed to pass the Right to Contraception Act, a straightforward bill that would guarantee a federal right

A recent study finds that most young breast cancer patients can conceive and give birth after treatment, especially after early fertility preservation.

MiRNAs secreted by stem cells play an important role in repairing uterine tissue, the researchers discovered.

Study successfully demonstrated Predictives ability to build AI multi-omic machine learning models to predict survival outcomes among ovarian cancer

People are seeking abortions more than ever.

Postpartum checkups are necessary for all patients, but this study indicates they are particularly important for patients who undergo infertility treatment to achieve a conception, says a study author