New WND column: “How cloning exploits women: Scientist forced to donate, dissect own eggs”
Junior scientist Park Eul-soon suffered the most personally devastating blunder of her career when in 2003 she accidentally spilled a dish of human eggs while conducting experiments in the South Korean lab of then-clone king Hwang Woo-suk.
For that mishap, Hwang coerced Park, a subordinate Ph.D. student in her mid-20s, to replace the lost eggs with her own. After first saying no, Park relented for fear Hwang would otherwise exclude her from academic recognition for her work.
Afterward, according to Korean MBC TV, Park morbidly “went back to Hwang’s laboratory and conducted the cloning experiment on the eggs that she herself had contributed that morning….
Read more about Park, Hwang, and how cloning exploits women in my WorldNetDaily.com column today.
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
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