In the Race for Life, Which Human Embryos Make It?

In the Race for Life, Which Human Embryos Make It?     Every one of us started out as an embryo, but only a few early embryos — about one in three — grow into a baby. Researchers are unlocking the mysteries of our embryonic clock and helping patients who are struggling to get pregnant.Watch the Deep Look Video     New PBS Nature Series: EARTH A New Wild     See nature as never before. Take a fresh look at our relationship to the wildest places on Earth with Dr. M. Sanjayan, the host of the new five-part PBS series, EARTH A New Wild. Wednesday at 9pm on KQED Public Television 9Watch EARTH A New Wild   SPONSORED BY         Building a Better Bionic Arm by Teaching the Brain a New Signal     Even the best prosthetics today lack a natural sense that tells the brain where the body is in space. That makes it hard to comb the back of your hair, for example, or thread a belt. Radio reports Mondays at 6:20am and 8:20am 88.5FM KQED Public RadioListen to the Story   SPONSORED BY California Academy of Sciences Journey below the ocean's surface, inside the forest floor, and high into the clouds with Habitat Earth, a new planetarium show at the California Academy of Sciences. Discover the "living networks" that connect the natural world and learn how all organisms — large and small — play a part in the web of life. Get tickets at www.calacademy.org       UCSF's New Hospital Offers Robots and Other High-Tech Bells and Whistles     UC San Francisco's new $1.5 billion Medical Center at Mission Bay opened up over the weekend. That meant transferring 120 patients from other facilities to new rooms complete with flat-screen TVs and Spanish-speaking robots.Read the Post