Read more about the article Pigeons Get Vasectomies In Pest Crackdown
A veterinarian performs a sterilization surgery on a pigeon, in Bogota, Colombia, in November, 2022. The minimally invasive laparoscopy procedures were developed by the District Institute for Animal Protection and Welfare (IDPYBA) and the Antonio Narino University, as part of the framework for the care for free-roaming pigeons. (Secretaria Distrital de Ambiente/Newsflash)

Pigeons Get Vasectomies In Pest Crackdown

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Animal welfare officials in Colombia have begun giving pigeons vasectomies as a humane way to keep numbers down in the capital Bogota. The Institute for the Protection…

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Read more about the article Pioneering Op By More Than 50 Professionals Saved Baby Still Inside Mum’s Womb
A member of the medical staff performs a procedure on the baby in Malaga, Spain, undated. A team of over 50 doctors operated on a 36-week foetus inside the mother's uterus in a pioneering case. (Newsflash)

Pioneering Op By More Than 50 Professionals Saved Baby Still Inside Mum’s Womb

In a pioneering operation, more than 50 healthcare workers have saved the life of a child still inside its mother's womb. The one-of-a-kind procedure was recently carried out with resounding…

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Read more about the article Doctors Remove 90 Per Cent Of Toddler’s Brain Tumour After Parents Were Told It Was Inoperable
Oliver Romero poses in an undated photo. Oliver, the Malaga-born boy who needs urgent surgery for a brainstem tumour, went down for surgery at the Sant Joan de Deu hospital in Barcelona, Spain Friday, Oct. 28, 2022. (@alejandro_underwater/Newsflash)

Doctors Remove 90 Per Cent Of Toddler’s Brain Tumour After Parents Were Told It Was Inoperable

Doctors have successfully removed more than 90 per cent of a small child’s brain tumour after his parents were told it was inoperable and he was flown from Mexico to…

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