Vatican: Nobel to IVF pioneer raises questions (AP)

AP - The Vatican’s top bioethics official said Robert Edwards, who received the Nobel Prize in medicine Monday for developing in vitro fertilization, opened “a new and important chapter in the field of human reproduction” but is also responsible for the destruction of embryos and the creation of a “market” in donor eggs.

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