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1. Resolved Question: How far along are embryos used in stem cell research? - From the implanting of the sperm to the egg, how old do these embryos, at the latest, get before the cells are extracted and embryo is "killed" (for lack of a better term)? I'm not trying, even a little bit, to debate the morality of this. I am simply curious. Are they just a few days old? Do they let them grow for weeks, months?
2. Resolved Question: Is strange that im liberal but oppose Abortion,Euthanasia and Human embryonic stem cell research............? - I consider myself liberal on most issues, but i take a absolutist position on Abortion and Euthanasia and Human stem cell research. The reason i hold these positions is mostly to do with my religious beliefs(being a Christian and all). In the case of Abortion, i believe in the sanctity of life and a lot of the pro-choice arguments i simply dont find convincing. Im really not convinced by the insinuation that since its apart of the mother's womb, the baby does not have as much right to live as when it is out of the womb. When it comes to Euthanasia, my view on this is that if it were to be allowed, it would lead to a slippery slope scenario. The message it sends is that if doctors can't find a treatment for the current ailment that a person is inflicted with, then assisted suicide is the next option. I think this sends a bad ethical precedent. When it comes to Human embryonic stem cell research, I support Adult stem cells, Amniotic stem cells and induced pluripotent stem cells. I dont believe in the use of human stem cells because i believe that life starts at conception, and because as i pointed out my Christian world view informs my view on the sanctity of life The positions i would be liberal on would be the following: -Opposition to the Death penalty -Support for welfare and social insurance -Support for gun control -Support for free access to education -Support for subsidized health care -Government regulation of the markets -Support for renewable energy -The separation of Church and State -Opposition to pre-emptive war -Same-sex marriage(I dont necessarily support it, but because i believe in the principle of separation of church and state, i dont believe it should be illegal. If it were to be illegal because the Bible says its a sin, then you'd have to make other things the bible considers a sin like Adultery and lying illegal as well) Am i Contradicting myself, and if so how........? @Gwennie B, yes because i wanted to ask this both on the religion/spirituality section, and the politics section because both sections answer questions that have to do with this topic. But lol, i know im being extremely repetitive :) @torgo, when i did i say i know more than the Supreme Court? I dont. Im just stating my view. And if the Supreme Court supported a ruling that went against what you believe, are you gonna take the same stand? Take for example the citizens united case. This has allowed foreign political donations to enter the American political system which many oppose. I dont think the people who oppose the Courts decision are gonna sit back and use that logic
3. Resolved Question: Isn't it ironic that stem cell research turned Christopher Reeves into a supervillain? - Luckly Gene Hackman turned into a superhero and trapped Christopher or Chris as he is now called in the Phantom Zone putting an end to his fetus sucking days. So you see, stem cell research eventually leads to evil. That proved it. PS: If you don't know what I'm talking about then why are you answering?
4. Resolved Question: Need help for thesis statement for stem cell research? - I need to do a paper on stem cell research and i need a good thesis statement. My teacher said that I need to have my opinion on why I think stem sell Is ok.
5. Resolved Question: Stem Cell Research: Why not? - What's wrong with trying to save children, cure diseases and extend lives? Surely even the MUSLIM and CHRISTIAN Gods would approve of that! Only a sadist wouldn't!
6. Resolved Question: Vadican and stem cells research ? - Anyone knows wherever the Vadican stands on stem cell research
7. Resolved Question: What are the social policies that are violated/breached by embryonic stem cell research? - I'm doing a dissertation about the ethics of utilizing embryonic stem cells in modern medicine and part of my dissertation involves a definition of a social policy and it is included into the criteria of an ethical issue. To really help me point, I thought that including some social policies that embryonic stem cell research breach/violate would help show that it is an ethical issue. Could I get any help please?
8. Resolved Question: What is stem cell research? - Why is it so controversial? Why is it always brought up at presidential debates?
9. Resolved Question: What is the current status of stem cell research? - I need to know what kinds of things we can do, and the status of it.
10. Resolved Question: What realm of Popular Culture does Stem Cell Research fall under? - i have a class paper due in 3 days, and it has to combine a topic of my choice with popular culture. So does stem cell fall under the popular culture category, and if so what sub-category?

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1. $30 million donation from Boris family will help McMaster turn stem cell ... - Hamilton Spectator -

   $30 million donation from Boris family will help McMaster turn stem cell ... Hamilton Spectator McMaster University is on its way to moving stem cell research “from the bench to the bedside” thanks to a $30 million boost from a local family. The Marta and Owen Boris Foundation made the large donation to establish a human stem cell therapy centre ... and more »

2. Catholic Church Declares Support For Adult Stem Cell Research - Forbes -

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   Catholic Church Declares Support For Adult Stem Cell Research Forbes ... illnesses such as multiple sclerosis and lupus, and further recognize the trillions of dollars that can be saved in our health care system by pursuing stem cell research and development, this public misunderstanding becomes all the more tragic. Will Stem Cell Retinal Transplants Cause Blindness (in critics)?eMaxHealth Stem cell treatment improves eyesightStuff.co.nz California Stem Cell Agency's Road to Success for Next Five Years Will Have to ...Genetic Engineering News U.S. News & World Report -MarketWatch (press release) -Wall Street Journal (blog) all 682 news articles »

3. Controversy Over Stem-Cell Research Keeps Charities On Sidelines - WBUR -

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   Controversy Over Stem-Cell Research Keeps Charities On Sidelines WBUR "If, in fact, donors chose not to support the heart association because of a particular view in terms of human-embryonic-stem-cell research that would really be harmful." The American Cancer Society wouldn't make anyone available for an interview. Humanizing Stem Cell PoliticsHuffington Post (blog) Troubled Cancer Charity Embroiled in Embryonic Stem Cell DebateScience AAAS Get Rich SlowDaily Reckoning - American Edition all 24 news articles »

4. Gingrich vows to ban embryonic stem-cell research, questions in vitro practices - Washington Post -

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   Gingrich vows to ban embryonic stem-cell research, questions in vitro practices Washington Post As former House speaker Newt Gingrich courts evangelical voters in advance of Tuesday's Florida primary, he is drawing an increasingly hard line against the use of embryonic stem-cell research — a position that contrasts not only with that of former ... President Gingrich Would Ban Stem Cell ResearchCare2.com (blog) Gingrich vows to ban embryonic stem cell research if he becomes presidentGod Discussion Gingrich Would Scrap Embryonic Stem Cell Research FundingLifeNews.com NewsMax.com -Fox News all 197 news articles »

5. Institute claims major stem cell research breakthrough - Austin Herald -

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   Institute claims major stem cell research breakthrough Austin Herald “The fact that it is in 'Nature' shows that it is cutting edge and that it will have an impact on stem cell research around the world,” Bode said. Officials said the research has implications in two areas: restraining or preventing cancer cell ... NZ scientists make blood stem cell growth discoveryVoxy Key Players Drive Texas Medical Board's Stem Cell RulesTexas Tribune Institute study makes strides in stem cell self-renewalPost-Bulletin all 9 news articles »

6. Komen Halted Funding for $12 Million in Stem Cell Research Like We Wouldn't Notice - Jezebel -

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   Komen Halted Funding for $12 Million in Stem Cell Research Like We Wouldn't Notice Jezebel But before Komen was loudly defunding— and then reinstating funding for— Planned Parenthood, they were stealthily defunding organizations that associate with embryonic stem cell research. And the financial damage from this iteration of their pro-life ... Susan G. Komen Foundation Also Stops Funding Embryonic Stem Cell ResearchCare2.com (blog) Komen's Position on Stem Cells Remains UnclearMother Jones (blog) Karen Handel as the prime mover in the Komen decisionAtlanta Journal Constitution (blog) AdAge.com -The Nation. -Catholic Sentinel all 2,899 news articles »

7. Large donation to help stem cell research at McMaster - Toronto Sun -

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   Large donation to help stem cell research at McMaster Toronto Sun (Supplied photo) McMaster University has $30 million to invest in stem cell research thanks to a generous donation by a local family. The Marta and Owen Boris Foundation made the donation so the Hamilton university can build the $24 million Boris ... Boris Foundation Donates $30millionFrench Tribune Thousands will benefit from Boris giftHamilton Spectator $30M donation to McMaster aimed at stem cell researchGlobal Toronto all 8 news articles »

8. McMaster Receives $30M, Plans to Accelerate Stem Cell Research - The Epoch Times -

   McMaster Receives $30M, Plans to Accelerate Stem Cell Research The Epoch Times The university plans to use the funds for stem cell research and the establishment of a medical clinic. The funding was announced in a ceremony this week with siblings Les Boris and Jackie Work who gave the donation on behalf of the Marta and Owen ... and more »

9. Post-Planned Parenthood, stem cell research may be Komen's next controversy - 89.3 KPCC -

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   Post-Planned Parenthood, stem cell research may be Komen's next controversy 89.3 KPCC Late last year, Komen decided to cut $12 million from funding for embryonic stem cell research, gradually pushing off organizations that were using stem cells. Goldberg said it may also be politically motivated. "Let's not forget that this organization ... Rep. DeGette 'still concerned about how Komen is making its funding decisions'The Colorado Independent Komen pro-life VP promised to defund Planned Parenthood, and they haveAMERICAblog (blog) Komen Changes Its StoryD Magazine The Nation. (blog) -National Catholic Register -Arkansas Times (blog) all 4,330 news articles »

10. Undo Damage to the Komen Reputation: Support Stem Cell Research - Huffington Post (blog) -

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    Undo Damage to the Komen Reputation: Support Stem Cell Research Huffington Post (blog) But it is important to undo damage Handel may have supported -- especially Komen's reported unwillingness to fund embryonic stem cell research. My mother died of breast cancer at age 52. My younger sister is a survivor, but even she had to go through ... Komen: embryonic stem cell research 'has not shown promise' for breast cancer cureLifesite Komen's Second Funding DebateScientist Susan G. Komen versus Planned Parenthood: Did anyone really win?Washington Times Florida Times-Union -The Dartmouth -Kaiser Health News all 1,135 news articles »

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   	stem cell research www.saintmaxworldwide.org A comparison of Adult stem cell research versus embryonic.	From: mediaray Views: 116529 344 ratings
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2. Obama Ends Funding Ban for Stem Cell Research -

   	Obama Ends Funding Ban for Stem Cell Research President Barack Obama ended a ban on federal funding of stem cell research. Obama's decision is a sharp reversal of the policies enacted by President George W. Bush. (March 9)	From: AssociatedPress Views: 41110 297 ratings
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3. Politics of Stem Cell Research -

   	Politics of Stem Cell Research Medical Personnel find themselves in a quandry over sentiments expressed by the President of the United States.	From: NationalBanana Views: 48152 266 ratings
   	Time: 03:24	More in Comedy

4. Mapping Stem Cell Research: Terra Incognita -

   	Mapping Stem Cell Research: Terra Incognita www.pbs.org - The human face of stem cell research: a neurologist seeks a cure for his paralyzed teenage daughter.	From: PBS Views: 25934 145 ratings
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5. Brilliant Minds - Stem Cell Research | Tomorrow Today -

   	Brilliant Minds - Stem Cell Research | Tomorrow Today They are among the best in their scientific fields. With the series "Brilliant Minds," DW-tv introduces top-notch young researchers from all over the world who live and work in Germany.Rajkumar Thummer does his research at the Life and Brain Center at the University of Bonn, one of the Germany's leading institutes for stem cell research. The 30-year-old Indian is working on ways to transform human cells back into stem cells. By using stem cells, doctors are hoping they can treat conditions like Alzheimer's disease in future. If this could be done by using stem cells from the body, problems such as patient rejection of transplanted tissue or organs could become a thing of the past.	From: deutschewelleenglish Views: 1244 9 ratings
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6. Stem Cell Research: A Father's Fight -

   	Stem Cell Research: A Father's Fight Dr. John Kessler is a leader in the field of stem cell research at Northwestern University. His motivation is to see his daughter, who is paralyzed, walk again. Dr. Jon LaPook reports.	From: CBS Views: 2857 8 ratings
   	Time: 03:06	More in News & Politics

7. Stem Cell Research: Huntington's Disease -

   	Stem Cell Research: Huntington's Disease Huntington's disease is an inherited neurodegenerative disorder that typically strikes in a person's thirties and leads to death about 10 to 15 years later. No effective therapy exists for the disease. Jan Nolta, director of the UC Davis Stem Cell Program and Institute for Regenerative Cures, has a CIRM Early Translational Award to develop stem cell-based therapies for Huntington's disease. Series: "California Institute for Regenerative Medicine" [Show ID: 22470]	From: UCtelevision Views: 2294 14 ratings
   	Time: 03:57	More in Education

8. Stem Cell Research Documentary -

   	Stem Cell Research Documentary Stem Cell Research Initiative: why it's needed and what it does.	From: missouricures Views: 41623 70 ratings
   	Time: 09:00	More in News & Politics

9. Human Embryonic stem cell research -

   	Human Embryonic stem cell research Human Embryonic stem cell research Human embryonic stem cell research is one of the most exciting fields of research in medicine. Scientists believe that these miniscule cells hold the promise of better treatment of some of the most dreadful diseases today. Hadassah medical center is a pioneer and is considered world leading in this field.Hand in Hand is a medical tourism company and the representative of Israel's Hadassah hospital; Hand in Hand provides shorter waiting times, medical escorts, coordination of doctors visits, travel arrangements, post-operative logistics and documentation, as well as customized tours around the country for people coming to have surgery or treatment in Israel.	From: shmuelnaaman Views: 21086 28 ratings
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10. The Next Frontier in Stem Cell Research -

    	The Next Frontier in Stem Cell Research UCLA Life Sciences Public Lecture. March 16, 2011. The Next Frontier in Stem Cell Research. Dr. Amander Clarke. Amander Clark, an assistant professor of molecular, cell and developmental biology at UCLA, Clark's laboratory uses embryonic stem cells as a model to study molecular events critical for human embryo development, with a special emphasis on the human germ line. She and her research team currently lead the effort at UCLA to generate new embryonic stem cell lines, with a major goal being the generation of clinic-grade lines for use in future therapeutics. A member of the UCLA Broad Stem Cell Research Center, Clark also is affiliated with UCLA's Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, the Molecular Biology Institute and the Hinxton Group, an international consortium focused on stem cells, ethics and the law. She is associate editor for the journal BMC Developmental Biology, and a member of the American Society for Cancer Research and the International Society for Stem Cell Research, a nonprofit organization that fosters the exchange of stem cell research information. For more information about the Life Sciences Lecture Series please visit: lifesciences.ucla.edu	From: UCLA Views: 2013 11 ratings
    	Time: 57:04	More in Science & Technology

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1. stem cell research -

   	stem cell research www.saintmaxworldwide.org A comparison of Adult stem cell research versus embryonic.	From: mediaray Views: 116529 344 ratings
   	Time: 09:49	More in News & Politics

2. Obama Ends Funding Ban for Stem Cell Research -

   	Obama Ends Funding Ban for Stem Cell Research President Barack Obama ended a ban on federal funding of stem cell research. Obama's decision is a sharp reversal of the policies enacted by President George W. Bush. (March 9)	From: AssociatedPress Views: 41110 297 ratings
   	Time: 01:22	More in News & Politics

3. Politics of Stem Cell Research -

   	Politics of Stem Cell Research Medical Personnel find themselves in a quandry over sentiments expressed by the President of the United States.	From: NationalBanana Views: 48152 266 ratings
   	Time: 03:24	More in Comedy

4. Mapping Stem Cell Research: Terra Incognita -

   	Mapping Stem Cell Research: Terra Incognita www.pbs.org - The human face of stem cell research: a neurologist seeks a cure for his paralyzed teenage daughter.	From: PBS Views: 25934 145 ratings
   	Time: 01:26:17	More in Movies

5. Brilliant Minds - Stem Cell Research | Tomorrow Today -

   	Brilliant Minds - Stem Cell Research | Tomorrow Today They are among the best in their scientific fields. With the series "Brilliant Minds," DW-tv introduces top-notch young researchers from all over the world who live and work in Germany.Rajkumar Thummer does his research at the Life and Brain Center at the University of Bonn, one of the Germany's leading institutes for stem cell research. The 30-year-old Indian is working on ways to transform human cells back into stem cells. By using stem cells, doctors are hoping they can treat conditions like Alzheimer's disease in future. If this could be done by using stem cells from the body, problems such as patient rejection of transplanted tissue or organs could become a thing of the past.	From: deutschewelleenglish Views: 1244 9 ratings
   	Time: 03:17	More in Science & Technology

6. Stem Cell Research: A Father's Fight -

   	Stem Cell Research: A Father's Fight Dr. John Kessler is a leader in the field of stem cell research at Northwestern University. His motivation is to see his daughter, who is paralyzed, walk again. Dr. Jon LaPook reports.	From: CBS Views: 2857 8 ratings
   	Time: 03:06	More in News & Politics

7. Stem Cell Research: Huntington's Disease -

   	Stem Cell Research: Huntington's Disease Huntington's disease is an inherited neurodegenerative disorder that typically strikes in a person's thirties and leads to death about 10 to 15 years later. No effective therapy exists for the disease. Jan Nolta, director of the UC Davis Stem Cell Program and Institute for Regenerative Cures, has a CIRM Early Translational Award to develop stem cell-based therapies for Huntington's disease. Series: "California Institute for Regenerative Medicine" [Show ID: 22470]	From: UCtelevision Views: 2294 14 ratings
   	Time: 03:57	More in Education

8. Stem Cell Research Documentary -

   	Stem Cell Research Documentary Stem Cell Research Initiative: why it's needed and what it does.	From: missouricures Views: 41623 70 ratings
   	Time: 09:00	More in News & Politics

9. Human Embryonic stem cell research -

   	Human Embryonic stem cell research Human Embryonic stem cell research Human embryonic stem cell research is one of the most exciting fields of research in medicine. Scientists believe that these miniscule cells hold the promise of better treatment of some of the most dreadful diseases today. Hadassah medical center is a pioneer and is considered world leading in this field.Hand in Hand is a medical tourism company and the representative of Israel's Hadassah hospital; Hand in Hand provides shorter waiting times, medical escorts, coordination of doctors visits, travel arrangements, post-operative logistics and documentation, as well as customized tours around the country for people coming to have surgery or treatment in Israel.	From: shmuelnaaman Views: 21086 28 ratings
   	Time: 01:23	More in Science & Technology

10. The Next Frontier in Stem Cell Research -

    	The Next Frontier in Stem Cell Research UCLA Life Sciences Public Lecture. March 16, 2011. The Next Frontier in Stem Cell Research. Dr. Amander Clarke. Amander Clark, an assistant professor of molecular, cell and developmental biology at UCLA, Clark's laboratory uses embryonic stem cells as a model to study molecular events critical for human embryo development, with a special emphasis on the human germ line. She and her research team currently lead the effort at UCLA to generate new embryonic stem cell lines, with a major goal being the generation of clinic-grade lines for use in future therapeutics. A member of the UCLA Broad Stem Cell Research Center, Clark also is affiliated with UCLA's Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, the Molecular Biology Institute and the Hinxton Group, an international consortium focused on stem cells, ethics and the law. She is associate editor for the journal BMC Developmental Biology, and a member of the American Society for Cancer Research and the International Society for Stem Cell Research, a nonprofit organization that fosters the exchange of stem cell research information. For more information about the Life Sciences Lecture Series please visit: lifesciences.ucla.edu	From: UCLA Views: 2013 11 ratings
    	Time: 57:04	More in Science & Technology

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1. 20040929prentice 3 gif - it is usually only part of the organ or tissue that is damaged rather than the entire organ Stem cells are proposed to treat these diseases by repairing and replacing the damaged tissue A stem cell has two chief characteristics 1 it multiplies maintaining a pool of stem cells and 2 given the correct signal it can differentiate into other specific cell types for use
2. Stem Cell Research jpg - standpoint funds devoted to embryonic stem cell research are funds being taken away from the other two more promising and less controversial types of stem cell research mentioned above
3. StemPic2 JPG - These stem cells can give rise to specialized cell types Usually derived from adult human blood located in the bone marrow and re infused back into the same donor Top
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1. Open Question: As a computer science engineer, how can I help in stem cell research? - I'm a computer science engineer, and am interested in designing, developing, and distributing equipment that would help scientists and researchers carry out stem cell research and clinical trails including embryonic, adult, or induced pluripotent stem cells. There seems to be little talk prevalent on the type of computer science (or electronic or mechanical or any equipment-based technology) required to assist stem cell research. At this point, I'm intrigued about: 1. Is there a company anywhere in the world that is dedicated to providing equipment to stem cell research? 2. To whom do the universities and research institutes usually turn to when they need more cutting-edge technology as lab equipment? Also, I want to do a master's degree in stem cell technology to academically learn the different types of cells, how they are cultured, their differentiation, etc. Considering that my ultimate aim is to build software and hardware for research and clinical trials, can you suggest a university (in Europe, North America) I can best apply for?
2. Open Question: Can stem cell research get more govt support? - Can stem cell research get more govt help? im doing a project for school, and i know that obama lifted the federal restrictions on using govt funding for embryonic stem cell research, but can more be done?
3. Open Question: Can stem cell research get more govt support? Can stem cell research get more govt help? - Can stem cell research get more govt support? Can stem cell research get more govt help? im doing a project for school, and i know that obama lifted the federal restrictions on using govt funding for embryonic stem cell research, but can more be done?
4. Open Question: How can a 15 year old get involved in stem cell research? - Don't discourage me solely because of my age - I genuinely am interested in this. I reside in the UK and have a few exams this year. Obviously I'm going to be focusing on the exams but in summer I want to really get involved with stem cell research, so how can I? Thanks to those who answer helpfully.
5. Open Question: Is it morally wrong to use umbilical cord stem cells for research? - As Christians would you donate umbilical cord tissue? A friend of mine said any stem cells are wrong to use in research, even adult stem cells.
6. Open Question: What pop culture media has touched on the debate of stem cell research that I can edit into a short video? - I am doing a school project on the morality of stem cell research (both embryo and other) for my grade 12 religion class. As part of the assignment we must have some sort of visual presentation, and I have decided to make a short video. I am looking for any short clips from movies, tv shows, youtube videos, radio shows, celebrity/world leader quotes and anything else of that nature to put into my video. They can either be for or against stem cell research. Please provide a link to the website where I can find the clip. All suggestions are greatly appreciated!
7. Open Question: What type of people are against stem cell research? - I just want to know what type of people are against it.

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