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Scientists Clone and Kill Human Embryos for Dubious Research

Washington, DC |   | 5/15/13 3:13 PM

Bioethics

Scientists in Oregon announced today that they had created cloned human embryos, and then destroyed the embryos to extract embryonic stem cells.

Scientists Can Identify Your Name, Identity Using Your DNA

Washington, DC |   | 1/21/13 6:59 PM

Bioethics

Lawsuit Against Obama’s Embryonic Funding May Head to Supreme Court

Washington, DC |   | 1/4/13 7:24 PM

Bioethics

If you’ve lost track of where things are with the federal lawsuit to stop taxpayer funding of destructive embryonic stem cell research, here’s the update.

Nobel Laureate Promotes Human Cloning, Destroying Human Lives

Washington, DC |   | 12/26/12 1:37 PM

Bioethics

Adult Stem Cell Research Pioneers Deserve More Attention

Washington, DC |   | 11/21/12 3:03 PM

Bioethics

It was very heartening to see Dr. Shinya Yamanaka recognized with the 2012 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine

Dick Cheney’s Change of Heart: Liberals Still Complain

Washington, DC |   | 3/30/12 3:30 PM

Bioethics, Opinion

First Report on Embryonic Stem Cells in Patients: Results TBD

Washington, DC |   | 1/24/12 2:21 PM

Bioethics

Turning a blind eye toward both good science and good ethics, the embryonic stem cell and cloning company, Advanced Cell Technology (ACT), has published a very preliminary online report regarding their first two patients injected with embryonic stem cell derivatives.

Man’s Life Saved With Artificial Trachea Using Stem Cells

Washington, DC |   | 1/16/12 11:36 AM

Bioethics

A 30-year-old Baltimore man is now back home recuperating from surgery in Sweden that implanted an artificial trachea made with his own adult stem cells.

Obama Makes Taxpayers Fund More Embryonic Stem Cell Research

Washington, DC |   | 1/13/12 11:23 AM

Bioethics

NIH Director Francis Collins has approved four more human embryonic stem cell lines as eligible for federal taxpayer funding. The latest approval brings the total to 146.

Adult Stem Cell Studies in Mice Combat Aging Effects

Washington, DC |   | 1/4/12 1:08 PM

Bioethics
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