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Stem Cells
Stem Cell Research Pros and Cons
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| There are a number of stem cell research pros and cons, and if you are like most people, you are firmly on one side or the other of the stem cell research controversy. Arguments against stem cell research mainly argue that these are cells, those of a human fetus, are destroyed in the process of extracting the necessary materials from the embryo. No matter which side of the stem cell research controversy you may sit, there is no doubt that this research can help with a number of medical conditions and diseases and may also provide the answers to curing a number of diseases that have no current cure. The stem cell research pros and cons will differ whether you are looking at embryonic stem cells or adult stem cells. (more...) | |
 Stem Cells 7 Nov 2009 | Comments (0) |
Benefits of Embryonic Stem Cell Research
There are many benefits of embryonic stem cell research, but there is also a huge stem cell research controversy as well over the ethics of stem cell research. One side of the debate believes that the benefits and potential benefits of this research outweighs the fact that embryos must be destroyed to gain the stem cells. This side points to the benefits of embryonic stem cell research, and how this research could save lives and end suffering for millions of people who live with debilitating diseases every day. Advocates in the stem cell research controversy point out that paralyzed individuals will be able to walk again, and diseases like Parkinson’s Disease will become a thing of the past and can be cured.
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Amidst Controversy, Where They Go: Blood Stem Cell Storage
Blood stem cell storage has two sides, and there is a big stem cell research controversy about using embryonic stem cells for research. Some parents may choose to have these cells from the umbilical cord of their newborn child saved and stored, in a process known as cord blood stem cell banking, and this is done in case the child ever needs stem cells at a future date because of an illness or medical condition. Blood stem cell storage is not a complex process, and even though who are on the against side of the stem cell research controversy do not believe it is wrong for parents to practice cord blood stem cell banking, because no embryos are destroyed to gain these cells.
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