A Japanese medical university said Wednesday it is seeking approval for conducting a clinical trial of uterine transplants, aiming to enable pregnancy and childbirth by women without a uterus.Fujita Health University in Aichi Prefecture said it submitted a proposal to its internal review board on Monday. If a uterus transplant is conducted as planned, it would mark the first case in Japan."We want to start the research sometime next year," Iori Kisu, a professor at the university, said at a press conference.The trial covers about three patients with disorders including Mayer-Rokitansky-Kust…READ FULL ARTICLE