Articles on this issue "stem cells"
Protests continue following the news that scientists at the Oregon Health and Science University created cloned human embryos that were then used as a source of stem cells. Cardinal Seán …
read moreAdult stem cell research has advanced further than many people realize, according to journalists Peggy Noonan and Bill Hemmer, both panelists at the Second International Vatican Stem Cell …
read moreIn order for adult stem cell research and therapy to progress, says Nobel Prize winner Dr. John Gurdon, it is essential to promote awareness and understanding of this complex science. Dr. …
read moreA three day conference on adult stem cell research began today at the Paul VI Hall in Vatican City. The conference was sponsored by the Pontifical Council for Culture, as well as NeoStem, one …
read moreHere is a contribution from Imre Téglásy, PhD, the director of Human Life International Hungary. * * * It’s one of the oldest stories known to man – the wealthy who will pay anything, or do …
read moreThe Holy See Press Office held a briefing today to present the Second International Vatican Adult Stem Cell Conference, entitled “Regenerative Medicine: A Fundamental Shift in Science & …
read moreA new Web site is detailing success stories in adult stem cell research. www.stemcellresearchfacts.org is part of a campaign to educate and spread awareness about the potentials and successes …
read moreAs Uruguayan Parliament considers going forward with embryonic stem cell research, the bishops of that nation are reiterating that an embryo is a human being with rights. In a statement …
read moreCardinal Justin Rigali is decrying a decision made by the National Institutes of Health to broaden the guidelines for federal funding of embryonic stem cell research. The chairman of the U.S. …
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read moreThe debate surrounding embryonic stem cell research is portrayed as an exercise in discerning politics from science. But there are undoubtedly some personal issues involved. The stem cell …
read moreGiven the new Presidential order allowing federal funds for research using human embryonic stem cells, it might be helpful for readers to become more familiar with the terminology used in any …
read moreThe debate surrounding embryo-destroying stem-cell research is essentially one of the rightness of killing one person for the benefit of another, says Princeton professor Robert George. George …
read moreU.S. bishops noted that stem cell research has captured the imagination of many in our society, but affirmed that the deliberate killing of innocent human beings is gravely immoral. The …
read moreU.S. bishops may publish their first formal statement on embryonic stem cell research. The prelates, meeting this week in Florida for their semi-annual spring meeting, will vote on a proposed …
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