New medical research
Scientists in New Zealand, in a breakthrough study of 100
pregnant women with tattoos, discovered faint traces of the women’s tattoos on
the bodies of the newborns. The authors of the study predicted that if the
babies were in the womb one month longer, the mother’s tattoos would be fully
formed and noticeable on the newborn child.
A new option has been opened up for organ donors. A team of
French male research physicians has found that nerve tissue harvested from the
penis within 48 hours of death can be transplanted anywhere in the body. After
a short time of regeneration, stimulation of the tissue can lead to orgasm. Among
study participants, specifically placed transplants led to orgasms by rubbing
the back, chest or legs.
For centuries the blood sucking capacity of leeches has been
used as a curative in medical procedures. Now two Canadian scientists have
performed genetic reconfiguration on leeches to make them fat sucking. A fat
sucking leech can suck out 100 times its body weight before expiring. Once this
procedure is approved by the FDA, individuals can purchase these leeches in any
appropriate quantity, apply them in the privacy of their own homes in any part
of their bodies. Researchers see great uses for body sculpting.
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