Who was Henrietta Lacks? The life of the woman whose 'immortal' cells changed modern medicine forever.
Unlike most cells, which survived only a few days, Lacks' cells were not only far more durable, but were able to reproduce indefinitely.
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Unlike most cells, which survived only a few days, Lacks' cells were not only far more durable, but were able to reproduce indefinitely.
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Big day for genetic justice. More than 70 years after Henrietta Lack's cells were first harvested by the now-billion-dollar biotech company Thermo Fisher Scientific without her or her family's consent, The New York Times reports that the Lacks family and the biotech firm finally reached a settlement on Monday. It all started back in 1951 […]