(Prolifer)ations 6-18-08
by an article on the success of using adult stem cells to treat fractures which have a tough time healing….
by an article on the success of using adult stem cells to treat fractures which have a tough time healing….
by a statement on embryonic stem cell research: Second, some claim that the embryo in his or her first week of development is too small, immature, or undeveloped to be considered a “human life.” Yet the human embryo, from conception onward, is as much a living member of the human species as any of us. […]
by an article on how researchers in Australia are hoping to get permission to attempt to create cloned human embryos. To a certain extent, I feel sorry for the reporter whom Professor Richard Boyd seemed intent on misleading. The article claims they want to clone “human embryo cells” and not the reality that they’re trying […]
by It appears an experimental adult stem cell transplant to treat a boy suffering from a painful genetic skin disease called recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa was successful…
by Hah… “Welcome to the York Federation of Students: Where everything we know about freedom of speech, we learned from the KGB.” By the way here’s
by JivinJ Abortion proponents and Ken Edelin still have trouble telling the whole story regarding why he was arrested and convicted. Here are some of he gets interviewed by pro-choice advocates: On October 2 the girl was twice subjected to [a] saline infusion abortion procedure. A third and similar attempt was made the following day.All […]
by JivinJ Maybe there was another reason for NARAL’s endorsement of Obama. From the American Spectator’s Washington Prowler…
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 […]