Tissue implanted in arms works like ovaries
Monday, October 1, 2001
CHICAGO -- Sections of ovaries taken from two patients were implanted in their arms and continued to function there, raising hopes women can avoid the loss of fertility that often accompanies treatments for cancer and other diseases.
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