June 8, 2005
An anti-ESCR commentary in today's Washington Times includes this nugget:
Weldon said some researchers have a selfish motive for focusing on embryonic stem cells. "If you developed a highly successful intervention for treating sickle cell anemia with cord blood, that is not really a patentable intervention under our current laws," Mr. Weldon explained. But, he noted, someone who developed the same treatment with embryonic stem cells would become a millionaire.
Comments:
"Follow the money..."
Posted by: Christina at June 8, 2005 7:09 PMYes, and imagine treatment resulting from the fetal tissue - parts of the child "offered up" for research... "Ca-ching!"
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