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Posted: 5:34 PM Apr 19, 2007
State Embryonic Stem Cell Research Legislation Introduced
It's an ethically charged topic, but an embryonic stem cell research bill, which would legalize the research, is once again making its way through the Capitol. Reporter: Lauren ZakalikEmail Address: lauren.zakalik@wilx.com |
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I believe we should use embryanic stem cells for research to help people with diseases. Thank You
My daughter was in a car accident that left her paralyzed from the waist down. she is 24 and has two childeren. I think if stem cells can give someone back the use if there legs I am 100% for it. For all the people that are against it, i bet if it was them who had the chance to walk again they would sing a different tune. Please give our childeren the chance to walk again!!
I have Lupus and am waiting for the research and the chance to not only help myself but others by being a volunteer for the research!
As a physician, I know that there are already over 20 embryonic stem cell lines supported by federal research funds. None has yet shown any promise in improving human health disorders, however adult stem cells have. Cord blood and amniotic fluid stem cells appear to have all the potential that embryonic stem cells might, making the unfounded claims of supporters of embryonic stem cell research irrelevant.