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Infant gorilla Nayembi is in the hospital at the Lincoln Park Zoo after serious facial injuries required surgery.


Science Week in Review: HIV treatment, abortion legislation and St. Patrick's Day binges

by Elspeth Lodgeand Kaitlyn Zufall
March 07, 2013




The Science Week in Review podcast is hosted by Medill News Service Health and Science reporters Elspeth Lodge and Kaitlyn Zufall. Top stories include: an HIV treatment that cured a newborn, heated reaction in Illinois to Arkansas' abortion law, drinking on St.Patrick's Day, copying human ears on a 3D printer and rehab for an injured infant gorilla at the Lincoln Park Zoo.