News Round Up Sunday Morning Medicine By Jacqueline Antonovich • January 20, 2013 Sharing TwitterFacebook A weekly check-up of gender, medicine, and history in the news. Wanted: Adventurous woman to act as surrogate for Neanderthal baby. Hidden history of Washington D.C. The plague has staying power. What are the ten most important documents in U.S. history? Submit your nominations now. Gene study hopes to settle debate over origin of European Jews. Jim Crow pay discrimination among black and white teachers. Your genetic map may not be anonymous. Life in the London Underground in 1940. FDA approves first new IUD in 12 years! Medieval graffiti. How not to run a Boston Tea Party historic tour. Can children grow out of autism? DNA tests reveal hair and eye color of Nazi prison victims. What does it mean to be a woman in a STEM’s field? The menu from Lincoln’s second inaugural ball. Breathtaking hand-painted color slides from the Russian Revolution.