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When 'Bubble Boy' John Travolta Fell in Love With His TV Mom - Vimarsana News

When 'Bubble Boy' John Travolta Fell in Love With His TV Mom

John Travolta played Tod Lubitch, a teenage boy born with no immune system, in 'The Boy in the Plastic Bubble,' which aired on Nov. 12, 1976.

When 'Bubble Boy' John Travolta Fell in Love With His TV Mom - Vimarsana News

When 'Bubble Boy' John Travolta Fell in Love With His TV Mom

John Travolta played Tod Lubitch, a teenage boy born with no immune system, in 'The Boy in the Plastic Bubble,' which aired on Nov. 12, 1976.

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John Travolta says he lost big movie roles to Tom Hanks, other movie stars - Vimarsana News

John Travolta says he lost big movie roles to Tom Hanks, other movie stars

John Travolta claimed he was passed over for large movie roles including on for the romantic comedy "Splash."

Ethical stem cells deliver dramatic cure for 'bubble boy' disease - Vimarsana News

Ethical stem cells deliver dramatic cure for 'bubble boy' disease

Children suffering from a rare and life-threatening condition have been successfully treated by a gene therapy that makes use of their own stem cells.

'Humanized Pigs' Created to Study Human Illnesses, Treatments - Vimarsana News

'Humanized Pigs' Created to Study Human Illnesses, Treatments

Nonhuman primates are also used for medical research and are certainly closer stand-ins for humans. But using them for this purpose raises numerous ethical considerations. With these concerns in mind, the National Institutes of Health retired most of its chimpanzees from biomedical research in 2013. Alternative animal models are in demand. Swine are a viable option for medical research because of their similarities to humans. And with their widespread commercial use, pigs are met with fewer ethical dilemmas than primates. Upwards of 100 million hogs are slaughtered each year for food in ...