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Category Archives: Stem Cells
Shortcuts Can Be Dangerous
In these busy times we often act not just in prudence but in desperation. In a mad rush to get things done we cut corners and take shortcuts. Shortcuts can be dangerous. I am a big fan of research that … Continue reading
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Working with Human DNA
In the last week of July researchers announced that in the United States they had achieved success with “editing” human DNA by using CRISPR technology on a human embryo. For some of you this is “way out there” science. In … Continue reading
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ALS and the Ice Bucket Challenge
What is ALS? Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a progressively degenerative neurological disease. It is also known as “Lou Gehrig’s Disease,†named for the popular baseball player who died of the malady in 1941, just 17 days shy of his … Continue reading
Expressing Credible Concern
A sometimes-effective tool in creating social change involves the act of boycotting. It creates social awareness of an injustice and, when successful, can often result in change to correct the injustice. Perhaps the most volatile issue in American history has … Continue reading
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Some Great Stem Cell Research
Like most things controversial, embryonic stem cell research hogs all the publicity. Society’s insatiable love for dominance over the weakest and most defenseless (to get embryonic stem cells human life in the embryo stage of maturity must be destroyed) keeps … Continue reading
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Stem Cell Treatment May Relieve Angina
Stem Cell Treatment May Relieve Angina. Stem cell advancements have been receiving increased attention lately in the media. In early July 2011 ABC News did a story on how stem cells repair hearts and, most recently, how they helped recreate … Continue reading
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