by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat At the Live Action blog, Jennifer Rego has a post with pictures of what she describes as a “10 week old embryo” removed from a woman who had uterine cancer. Feministe’s Jessica Valenti was recently able to bring home her daughter Layla, who was born at just 29 […]

by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat The NJ Board of Medical Examiners will meet on Wednesday to decide what should happen to abortionist Stephen Brigham after authorities discovered his process of starting late-term abortions in NJ and then leading a caravan of women to another abortion clinic in MD to finish the abortions:Atty Gen. […]

by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat Constantly troubled abortionist and abortion clinic owner Steven Chase Brigham is making the news again. This time for performing abortions in MD at one of the clinics he owns.One problem – he’s not licensed in the state of MD: The MD State Board of Physicians ordered Steven Chase […]

by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat NY Times columnist Nicholas Kristof has what I would consider a glowing column about RU-486 abortions in developing countries. There’s no mention in the column about complications or risks (including death) to women (except to say they’re supposedly no greater than miscarriage) who attempt to abort their children […]

by Times Online has an interesting, but not surprising, article about embryonic stem cells. Proving how politicized everything with ESCR has become, Geron intentionally delayed the application of its embryonic stem cell clinical trial so it could be accepted just after President Obama’s inauguration, because they didn’t want the Bush Administration to receive the credit….

by Geron is hoping to restart its delayed clinical trial using human embryonic stem cells in the third quarter of 2010: In August, the company delayed human clinical trials of the drug candidate because some of the animals treated with the injection developed microscopic spinal cysts. The company has been testing the product on rats […]

by National Catholic Register thinking about how today’s American political scene might have been different had Senator Ted Kennedy held onto his pro-life beliefs: Kennedy’s family legacy, his impregnable position in MA (he won more than 60% of the vote the year after Chappaquiddick) and his national prominence rendered him immune from the pressures other […]

by JivinJ Looks like Geron will have to put off its human embryonic stem cell clinical trial on spinal cord injuries at least another year. At least the company apparently applied for a clinical trial this year as opposed to all the previous years where it promised to apply but never did. AZ’s Board of […]