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How many of you acually know what stem cell research really is? Hi i am a 10th grade student and I am doing a project to see how many of you really know what stem cell research is. I will be asking a few questions and i want to tell me what you know no doing any research or anything. This will be very helpful for me. Later tonight i will be postnig the answers to come back and see how you did. Thanks. A. What are human embryonic stem cells? B. From where do human embryonic stem cells originate? C. What is the difference between a blastocyst and a fetus? D. Where in the body is the blastocyst located? E. Do you know of other sources for stem cells? Elaborate F. What are advantages to using adult stem cells? G. What are the advantages to using adult stem cells? H. What are the disadvantages to using embryonic stem cells? I. What are the disadvantages to using adult stem cells? J. What are their possible uses in medicine? K. Do you feel that federal funding should be allocated toward human embryonic stem cell research? Why or Why not?

What is stem cell research and how is it connected to abortions? I hear that abortions can be good in the sense of stem cell research. But I do not know what that is, so if someone could explain to me what it is and how abortion would benefit for stem cell research that would be great. Thanks!

How do stem cells work and how is society affected by stem cell research? How do stem cells work? Also, how does stem cell research affect society? And how could the use of a stem cell be influenced?

What is the government’s policy regarding the funding of stem cell research? A) All stem cell research can receive government funding. B) Only adult stem cell research can receive government funding. C) Only embryonic stem cell research can be funded. D) Only embryonic stem cell lines already established can be funded; other research using adult stem cells and cord blood or placental blood can be funded by the government.

Why is there such a strong opposition to stem cell research? I realize that people are against cloning just to retrieve stem cells, but how can they argue so vehemently about the subject when most do not even fully comprehend it? Stem cells are cells which are unspecialized. That is to say they can develop into any of the 220 different types of cells in your body. Embryonic stem cells can only be found within the first 10 days after fertilization and removing them means immediate death for the embryo. The other type of stem cells, called adult stem cells, exist in everyone, but can only differentiate into certain types of cells. That's right, everyone has stem cells in them, which, by using newly developed techniques, could be cultured to produce living tissue which could be replaced into the body. Stem cells and, obviously, stem cell research can only result in cures for diseases such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and a ton of other of conditions. So why is everyone so against stem cell research when it can only do us good? As I mentioned earlier, stem cell development DOES NOT necessarily mean killing an embryo. Ok, please read the whole question and all details. STEM CELL RESEARCH DOES NOT NECESSARILY INVOLVE KILLING EMBRYOES! This is exactly what I mean; people are against something that they do not fully understand themselves!

How much do you know about stem cell research? Hi i am a 10th grade student and I am doing a project to see how many of you really know what stem cell research is. I will be asking a few questions and i want to tell me what you know no doing any research or anything. This will be very helpful for me. Later tonight i will be postnig the answers to come back and see how you did. Thanks. A. What are human embryonic stem cells? B. From where do human embryonic stem cells originate? C. What is the difference between a blastocyst and a fetus? D. Where in the body is the blastocyst located? E. Do you know of other sources for stem cells? Elaborate F. What are advantages to using adult stem cells? G. What are the advantages to using adult stem cells? H. What are the disadvantages to using embryonic stem cells? I. What are the disadvantages to using adult stem cells? J. What are their possible uses in medicine? K. Do you feel that federal funding should be allocated toward human embryonic stem cell research? Why or Why not?

What makes stem cell research such a controversial issue? I have to write an essay on the controversy surrounding stem cell research. I have so far done the opinions of religion and science and am now writing the conclusion, any tips would be good :) I have already done the essay, now i just need a sentence or 2 to explain why it is so controversial. Is it because the tax payers fund it regardless of their beliefs? I have already done the essay, now i just need a sentence or 2 to explain why it is so controversial. Is it because the tax payers fund it regardless of their beliefs? I have already done the essay, now i just need a sentence or 2 to explain why it is so controversial. Is it because the tax payers fund it regardless of their beliefs?

How is stem cell research important to the history of science? I have to write a thesis statement for my paper and have a little description of why this topic is important to the history of science. Here's the thing. I don't know much about stem cell research, could someone maybe suggest some websites or something that could help me. I don't know where to begin.

Stem cell research: Is it wrong to make clones of people to use them for spare parts? What if we could create duplicates of our own organs so our bodies wouldn’t reject them when our old organs die? Or what if we could make entire clones of ourselves to extend our own lives for as long as we wanted? Stem cell research can make all of these things possible but the problem is that many people consider it immoral. The idea that, even though it’s a clone, it’s still a living being. So what do we do?

Was the embryonic stem cell really a moral and cultural debate versus the best use of research dollars? Any and all advances have been with adult cell and adult stem cells can now be used to create any cells therefore eliminating the reason for embryonic stem cells. Is it in our best interest to take funding away from adult stem cell research to give to the unpredictable embryonic stem cells to make a political statement?

What result could stem cell research have on the drug companies? Right now drug companies makes drugs to treat Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease and to resist the rejection of organ transplants, among other things. What if stem cell research resulted in treatment that would eliminate the need for these drugs, would drug companies try to stop stem cell research by turning it into an abortion issue?

Should stem cell research be legal and federally funded, and what about embryonic stem cell research? Their are 3 choices. A) All stem cell research should be legal and ferderally funded. B) Adult stem cell research should be legal and federally funded but not embryonic stem cell research. C) All stem cell research should be illegal and not federally funded. It's for a research paper that's due this Thursday. I think I know my opinion, I just wanna see what everyone else thinks. Please be detailed. Thanks!

What is the significants of embryonic stem cell research over adult stem cells research? I have been told that there is more potential in saving lives with adult (or other non-embryonic) stem cell research over embryonic stem cell research. I know about the whole genetic arguement (because getting ACS has the genetic code of the patient, the patient will accept it idea) so I know the advantages of ADC over ESC. What are the advantages of ESC over ASC?

What are the different views on stem cell research? I am doing research on stem cells, and I am supposed to find arguments for 3 different groups. On the paper these are the groups... 1. Government agency supporting the Bush plant's limited funding of stem cell research. 2. University research team opposed to the limits of the Bush plan. 3. Religious group opposed to any use of embryonic stem cells. So any help would be greatly appreciated! I would like for you to list your sources, or just lead me to a place where I can find information on this. Thanks!

How is stem cell research similar to abortion? In abortion you kill the fetus but what do they do in stem cell research - do they kill a fetus to. Roman Catholics believe that abortion is totally wrong, but that stopping the sperm before fertilisation is considered right. So anyway, what happens to the sperm in stem cell research and does stem cell research need sperm only or does it need it to be grown into a fetus?

How is stem cell research related to the 1st amendment? Im doing a project and have talk about which part of the 1st amendment stem cell research falls under. Also, what are conflicting views regarding stem cell research, and what are the current rights of citizens regarding the issue?

With stem cell research, is it possible to create a new eye? With stem cell research, Is it possible to create/grow a new eye for a person who have been blind or lose their eye in accident? Or for people who are too near sighted?

What is so great about embryonic stem cell research that makes it better than adult stem cell research? For 25 years embryonic stem cell research has been done with ZERO results for treating diseases. Adult stem cell research has led to 70 diseases being treated. That is why George Bush would not fund stem cell research with taxpayer money. He did not stop funding from private businesses or individuals to embryonic stem cell research.

How could I explain stem cell research in a simple way in my controversy paper? I am writing in english about stem cell research. I am for it and I was wonder how I could explain it. Away that is simple and that it easy to understand.

What are the cons of stem cell research? I have to do a debate in my class about stem cell research and somehow I ended up on the side against stem cell research. I am personally all for stem cell research and I can't seem to find any cons. Please no answers about how it's a sin or how we are "betraying god". Just straight forward scientific answers. Thanks.

How do people actually do stem cell research? Do they cut out the embroys from pregnant women? Sorry not sure? When a woman gets an abortion, is that how they do it? Do they cut out the blastocyst from the woman when she is getting an abortion, and can do stem cell research on it? Or do they actually combine sperm and egg in a lab, and then perform research on it? Also, can a baby grow in a test tube without actually ever being injected into a mother?

How can stem cell research be debatable while abortion is legal ? With all the patriotic chest thumping these days how can Americans keep straight faces when stem cell research (life) is being challenged yet abortion (death) is legal . I think If there really is a God this would cause him to react . America is not the great country it claims to be .

What effect does stem cell research have on our everyday lives? How have developments in the field of stem cell research influenced everyday life? I don't need to know what they could do in the future, but what research in the subject has allowed us to do today. Thanks heaps! :D

How do we know stem cell research can lead to a cure for various diseases? I'm giving a speech on pro stem cell research. My classmates have replied to my claims saying there are no results of a cure, or evidence showing the potential of a cure, yet. I don't believe this is true, but I've found weak evidence proving otherwise so far. All I've found is scientists claiming this research may lead to a cure, which isn't very specific. If you know of any evidence or supportive claims that prove stem cell research may lead to a cure than it would be very appreciated it you would please share. Thanks!

What are religious and political views of stem cell research? I am doing a stem cell research project and I need help with defining the religious and political views of stem cells and stem cell research.

How is stem cell research killing human beings if they're not even human yet? Stem cell research could have the huge possibility of curing some of the worlds worst diseases, saving millions of lives, and yet you loving Christians think it's wrong to try and save other peoples' lives just because you are killing a few cells? Cells die at an unimaginable rate. Most likely duotrigintillions and duotrigintillions per second!

What is your opinion about the stem cell research? Do you support abortion? I am having a debate and I would like to know what the other people think about this situation. Do you think that the stem cell research is pointless or should it continue? Do you believe that any of this will actually work? What are your opinions? I would also like to know if you support abortion. Do you think that there is a connection between abortion and the stem cell research?

What is the relation between stem cell research and Life extension? How does (or perhaps "would" would be the better term) stem cell research effectively extend human life? This is for an IB Theory of Knowledge class and if anyone has any sources or insight on the topic WITHOUT being openly biased based on the question asked I would be eternally grateful. This question does not contain moral or ethical components, but rather inquires on the science of stem cells and their relation to the topic of Life extension.

How far has stem cell research come to helping people with spinal cord injuries walk again? Haven't heard much about stem cell research lately. I know it's a controversial topic but it has the potential to help so many people that it shouldn't be ignored.

What advances will stem cell research bring to human genetics? I have heard things like a cure for cancer and reopening growth centers to grow taller. Is this true? What else will stem cell research bring?

How does the lack of stem cell research affect insurance? I am curious to how insurance companies could benefit from stem cell research. With medical costs on the rise and insurance companies taking a financial toll because of it, i thought that the potential cures/good outcomes from stem cell therapy could help... Please no negative/demeaning comments and please find sources if possible i would like to read about some of it

What is your opinion on embryonic stem cell research? I believe that this research's potential for cures for outweighs the negative. Everyone says, "oh we shouldn't kill embryos and other methods work fine." First of all, many embryos are discarded today that could be used to find cures for various dieseases. Also, embryonic stem cells are the most malleable form of stem cells, so they are the easiest kind to work with and have more potential. I think the government should fund stem cell research. What do you think? The negatives are the ethics of it. Some people believe that using embryos for this purpose is wrong.

How can I donate my wisdom teeth to stem cell research? I am really interested in stem cell research and what it does and I may have my wisdom teeth pulled. To help, I want to donate my wisdom teeth which in Japan have been found to have stem cells. I've tried google and people have asked the same question but I can't figure out how to donate. Thanks!

How do I donate eggs to stem cell research? I would like to donate my eggs to stem cell research because I can't donate eggs to fertility clinics. Where can I do this? I looked on Google but couldn't find anything.

How could stem cell research affect our world? What effects could it have on human lives? How could stem cell research affect our world? What effects could it have on human lives?

What is stem cell research and what is bad about it? Well, I was looking up controversial topics for my biology project and I came across the term 'stem cell research" and I was just wondering what that was and why it would be controversial?

What is wrong with embryonic stem cell research? I have type 1 diabetes and I think it's an important step in finding a cure. When they do this don't they put an unused egg and unused sperm together? The materials would go unused any way and even if it were to be used for a person they could still die in the womb. Abortion ends life and is legal while stem cells are only the potential for life. Even if the fetus was born they could end up with very poor quality of life, while with stem cell research can improve quality of life. So why do people oppose stem cell research so much?

What are some types of visual aids for a project about stem cell research? I had to write a research report about 4 pages long for class about stem cell research. We now have to present the report with a visual aid. What are some good ideas for a visual aid. Also what are some links for good pictures concerning stem cell research. The pictures can be pro-life OR pro- science. I want to cover BOTH sides of the issue.

How should I present my stem cell research presentation? I have to do a presentation on stem cell research. My partner and I were thinking of doing a powerpoint, but I don't know how to go about it. What would I include in my first slide? What kind of pictures should I have? Should we have any videos? Anything will help.

How can I get involved in stem cell research? I am a senior in college and am applying to medical school. I am very interested in stem cell research and I think it is going to become ever increasingly important in the future. How can I get involved with a team performing stem cell research?

What are the cons of stem cell research, besides killing a potential life? What are cons of stem cell research?? And i already know about the killing a potential life thing! something different please!

What is a good hook sentence for a research paper supporting stem cell research? My research paper supports stem cell research, and this is my thesis statement: "Despite the negative media and controversial ethics, stem cell research is a good idea that could single-handedly hold the key to the future of medicine." I have the worst writer's block in the world and have been thinking about this for days. Please help!

What recent advancements in stem cell research have been made that may resolve the ethical issues? I'm doing a lab for my biology class and I need to know about recent advancements in stem cell research that have been made that may resolve the ethical issues and allow the research to move forward.

Spiritually speaking, is the progression of stem cell research being prevented by radical theists? I'm not too enlightened on the topic of stem cell research, but I know that it could have great benefits to society. My question is, is stem cell research being prevented in any way by religious extremists? Or is that really not affecting it? I think I sound like an idiot in this question, but whatever. Thanks.

What are the benefits of stem cell research? Why is stem cell research a beneficial way to treat diseases in humans? Please dont just give links but links can be added. If you have some sort of profession relating to science or mdeicine that is relevant please tell your profession Thanks!

How do you feel about stem cell research? Bush put a limit on funding stem cell research. Obama is going to open the doors and allow this -child development/ending life- to go full force. I fell sick! How do you feel about this?

How far has stem cell research come since it started to now? I need to know the development and maybe some uses of stem cell research in todays society.

Are you for or against stem cell research? For those uninformed, stem cell research is when they take the stem cells (stem cells are the unspecialized cells which can develop into any of the body's cells) from an embryo. I.E this can help a person w/ heart deffect; stem cells could be injected into the heart tissue, regenerating new cells. But researching stem cells can basically kill the embryo, because most of the cells would be removed. Are you for this? This can help save lives and could potentially be a cure for many diseases Or are you against this? Because of the embryos? I'm for it.

How is stem cell research performed in a laboratory? How is stem cell research -embryonic and adult stem cell research performed in a laboratory?

How can stem cell research help with congenital heart disease? Can research help children already born? My nephew was born with a hole in his heart and two defective valves. The hole was repaired with surgery. One valve was stretced to do the job. The other defective valve was left alone. The stretched valve will likely have to be replaced soon. And so will the unrepaired valve. The doctors think they will replace them with artificial valves or animal valves as he grows. With stem cell research are they thinking it may be possible to repair valves now or in the future?

What is morally wrong with stem cell research, and what exactly is it? From my limited knowledge of stem cell research, it seems as if all the cells that are used are already dead. What is so wrong with using something dead to help prevent and/or treat diseases and other illnesses in the future? Is donating your body to science wrong? Is donating your organs wrong? You are using a dead body to help other people. To me, stem cell research seems to be the same type of thing, and there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with it to me. Actually, what I meant was that if stem cell research was what I thought it was, then it seemed to me that it was a lot like donating your body to Science or your organs to be transplanted. I knew there was nothing wrong with that; I was using them more hypothetically than anything. You know, I was using them as examples. But thanks anyway. :D Sorry if I confused you guys!

Why are people so concerned about embryonic stem cell research? I am doing a project for school on embryonic stem cell research and want to know why people are so concerned about it. I have been looking on the internet and yahoo answers, but the all just say it's about religious reasons. I want to know why religions and other people don't like embryonic stem cell research. Please simplify your answers if you can!

Where can I donate my eggs for stem cell research? I live in Atlanta. GA. I am 43 and perimenopausal. I would like to donate what eggs I have left that can be harvested for stem cell research. I have a friend with Multiple Sclerosis and I want to do anything I can to help find a cure. If you're against stem cell research, don't bother replying. You won't change my mind.

How do opponents of stem cell research justify in vitro fertilization? I'm really curious about this. I think this line of reasoning throws a wrench in the argument of stem cell research opponents. I'm really curious about this. I think this line of reasoning throws a wrench in the argument of stem cell research opponents. The majority of stem cells would come from left over embryos from couples who have had in vitro fertilization. Normally, these embryos are discarded. So instead being discarded, they're being used to help fight debilitating dieseases. What's wrong with that?

Why do proponents of stem cell research favor using federal funds for embryonic stem cell research? From what I understand, experiments using adult stem cells and placental stem cells haven proven very promising and, so far, embryonic stem cells haven't been successful at all, and have even been shown to be cancer causing. So how do embryonic stem cell proponents justify diverting money away from adult stem cell research to embryonic research? Good answer Common. I thought this may be the case. I disagree with it on a moral basis, but that's a different discussion.

Why the Double Standard Between Stem Cell Research and Faith Healing? Not that I agree or disagree with either side of the argument on stem cell research or faith healing, but why the double standard? The government has made stem cell research illegal because of religious views, and the science behind it can save lives. The government also prosecutes someone for murder when they use their religion to try to heal a sick person and they die. In one case religion trumps science and in the latter case science trumps religion. Whats the deal here, and why is this okay? Whats everyone's input? Does anyone else notice this double standard?

Would stem cell research be considered a current controversial topic? I have to research a current controversial topic for my english class. Would stem cell research be considered a good topic?

How much has the Australian government spent on stem cell research? I want to compare to globally, but I'm not your of your laws. Is embryonic stem cell research given federal funding? If so, how much money has been spent on the overall research?

What is the best topic to do with Stem Cell Research? I need to do a research paper on stem cell research. I was wondering what is the best topic to cover that has the most information and a couple solid primary sources. Please help! Thank you!

How should i make a commercial for stem cell research? Well for biology me and my friends have to make a commercial for stem cell research. Now we're usually pretty creative, but we cannot think of anything. We would like it to kind of be funny, but we don't know how to approach this subject at all. Any suggestions? Are teacher warned not to give our views on it, it just has to be a general comercial that gives information on the subject.

Where can I find some websites for stem cell research? I am trying to find out more about stem cell research and I am looking for reliable websites that have facts, percentages and definitions. Any good sites?

What is a good name for a brochure on stem cell research ? I am making a brochure on stem cell research. I am not that creative and need a title tha is pro stem cells.

Why do my fellow Christians oppose embryonic stem cell research? Please don't fall for the Satanic lies of the Satan-worshipping Catholic Church that claim that embryos have lives. They have no souls, they are just chemical matter. Embryonic stem cell research can do nothing but help humanity.

What are the pros and cons of stem cell research? I need to know what the pros and cons are of stem cell research. Please dont just copy and paste of the internet, cause all the sites say the same thing. Wondering if anyones got any different ideas?

What is your opinion on Stem cell research, particularly involving embryos? Im writing an essay on the topic of embryonic stem cell research, and need to know some different opinions that people have, and why, (particularly if its related to your religious views). Anything would be really great, even if its only a couple of words, but a short justicification would be helpful. Thanks so much!

Where can i find articles on stem cell research, and what do you think about stem cell research? I am looking for articles, specifically articles which do not approve of it. does anyone know any sites with articles about it? What do you think about stem cell research?

How do you invest in stem cell research? Is it worth investing in? Did the stocks jump in 2009 when stem cell research was legalized? Are they going to continue to grow?

How is human cloning related to stem cell research? It is really confusing... i am doing a project about human cloning but in all the books that I search, stem cell research is in it. How is human cloning related to stem cell research?

What are your views on stem cell research? I'm doing a research paper based on stem cell research and i would like to know your views towards stem cell research, especially those who support this issue.

What can scientists find out with stem cell research? What have we found out already? I don't want to get political here! Really! Usually, when I ask a question that has anything to do with politics, people just say why they voted for who they voted for. I am just curious as to what we can find out with stem cell research.

What all topics abot stem cell research should I put in my persuasive essay? I am a 10th grader doing a persuasive essay on whether I'm for or against stem cell research. I am for it. If anyone could give me the best facts and ideas for writing this paper. Please try not to link me somewhere just write it out because I can never follow those well, thanks

What are the ethic issues behind stem cell research? I have to write an argumentative speech about stem cell research and I'm siding with performing the experiments. My argument is one life for 1000's. I know that killing the fetus is an issue, but is there anything other than that?

What are the ethical problems that stem cell research is faced with? What are the ethical problems that stem cell research is faced with?

Why are those who oppose embryonic stem cell research not opposed to IVF clinics disposing of the embryos? For anyone who is a little educated on this issue we all know that the embryonic stem cells do not come from abortions They come from the surplus In Vitro Fertility treatments that otherwise are disposed of. So if people oppose using these embryos for research on ethical concerns (since I have heard no other reasons) why is it ok to dispose of them? Or are there other concerns I am not aware of? Or is it people hear stem cell research and just wrongly jump to conclude it is an abortion matter?

What are your views on stem cell research? Particulary embryonic. Do you support stem cell research or do you oppose it? Do you believe that morals and values are more/less important than scientific advancement, even if it does mean the embryo (blastocyst) is destroyed? All opinions welcome [: Please provide evidence/support if you are discussing specific research developments. Biologically, "life" begins at conception. do you agree with this? Should one stage of life be more valued than the other?

What could stem cell research potentially cure? I'm for all stem cell research and I was wondering what it can be used to cure? I know it can be used for Parkinson's and Alzheimer's but what else?

-What current research is going on in the field on stem cell research? -What current research is going on in the field on stem cell research? Please answer!

What do you think of the breakthrough in the stem cell research? 'Human skin cells have been reprogrammed by two groups of scientists to mimic embryonic stem cells with the potential to become any tissue in the body.' I think its fascinating that scientists can use human skin cells as substitutes for embryonic stem cells. I have always been a supporter of stem cell research and this breakthrough is just incredible.

What are the simple advantages of stem cell research? Please could anyone ell me the advantages of stem cell research. Just stem cells in general and not embryonic or adult. Thanks in advance The only reason for asking is becasue i am currently undertaking a case study in chemistry and the topic is. Should Stem cell research be legal? One of the sections is , evidence that stem cell research is good. also evidence that stem cell research is bad.

What does stem cell research have to do with chemistry? I am writing a short extra credit paragraph about a recent discovery enhancing stem cell research and i have to somehow connect it to chemistry, my teacher is really laid back, so just something simple. help?

Where can I find the history of the stem cell research debate/controversies? Not the history of stem cell research itself, but the history of the stem cell research as an ethical issue.

What's a good question that introduces Stem Cell research positively? What are some things I can ask to find an answer to? My purpose is to show the audience how many things stem cell research is capable of and that seem miraculous. I also want to address the moral question of stem cell research and why it is or isn't valid/relevant.

What do you think about Obama lifting the ban on funding for stem cell research? Personally, I think this is a wonderful thing. There are so many horrible diseases out there without any cure, and stem cell research gives us hope. What is your opinion on stem cell research?

How can someone be against stem cell research/ but support the death penalty? They oppose embryonic stem cell research because they say it is tantamount to murder, but also support the death penalty. If you are opposed to murder, then shouldn't they be against the death penalty? OR If you are in favor of murder, then shouldn't you support stem cell research? This makes no sense. Am I missing something here? Yes, equally good point. Some people are FOR stem cell research which can be interpreted as murder, but they are against the death penalty.

What would be some good discussion questions regarding the topic of stem cell research? I am doing a research project for science class. Us students are put into groups of four and each person has a specific job. Im suppose to develop a list of question that are to be used in class for discussion. But im having difficulty coming up with different questions that could be asked. All ive got is the basic: Are you for or against stem cell research?

what are the major affirmative and negative points of Stem cell research? I would like to know the major strong, good points of each point of views (positive and negative) of stem cell's scientific research, and how they can be rebutted. It would be greatly appreciated if factual data and elaboration is included. Thank you.

What is the Average funding stem cell research recieved before Obama? I am doing a debate on stem cell research and am writting ym affirmitive speech. i am looking for the average amount a stem cell research project recieved before the Obama registration. Greatly appreciate any help you can offer. I am doing a debate on stem cell research and am writting ym affirmitive speech. i am looking for the average amount a stem cell research project recieved before the Obama registration. Greatly appreciate any help you can offer. in my plan im showing an amount that the government could give to funding and i would like to have an amount to compare it to to show the possible increase federal funding would provide

How much money is Barack Obama planning to spend on stem cell research? I was recently reading that Barack Obama lifted the federal limits on stem cell research funding, but I was curious as to how much he plans on spending on it? Or where I could get that information for that matter.

How do I go about investing in stem cell research? I want to invest in stem cell research what do I do? What are the steps to take. Thanks guy! When looking into a company what are some of the things I should look for before I invest! I'm new to this so where do I find a stock broker or do I even need one? Can I invest in these company through the bank!

what stem cell research company looks most promising? I'm looking to buy some stocks in a stem cell research company but I am not sure which one yet. Does anyone know which company looks the most promising?

What are a few good questions to ask someone in regards to stem cell research? I'm going to interview someone who could possibly be helped by stem cell research, and I was wondering if anyone had any good ideas for questions to ask.

What do you think of stem cell research? On one hand you have fetuses being "murdered" and On the other hand the research can proove to be very useful for creating new organs ect that will help cure dieseases! What do you think? Is using fetuses for stem cell research wrong?

What are your thoughts about Obama overturning ban on stem cell research? This is a survey about in favor or opposing. I am in favor of stem cell research because it cures many ailments and diseases such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, diabetes, possibly heart disease, and other illnesses.

What do you think about Obama legalizing stem cell research? Obama has just legalized stem cell research and I know it's a very touchy topic and I would love to hear what people have to say about it. Instead of making a quick judgment, I'd love to hear what you think on this subject, so please tell me if your pro or anti and why? K I get it already, Bush didn't make it illegal, sry I was misinformed.

Do those who oppose stem cell research also oppose DNR orders in hospitals? DNR= Do Not Resuscitate These eggs cannot survive without the assistance of machines, just like some people choose not to live on machines. In cases of children the parents are asked to sign or not sign DNR orders. Technically isn't stem cell research the same as performing an autopsy.

Do you think that over time, stem cell research could evolve to cloning brains to help save someone of dying? The brain that a person has now would be dead because organs shut down. If an old person was dying of old age, do u think a brain derived of stem cell research would be a good idea?

What were each Presidential Candidate's thoughts and feelings on stem cell research? Coverage of many smaller issues during the presidential race were squeezed out of the media agenda due to the coverage of larger topics, such as the economy and the war in Iraq. Not once did I hear anything about Obama and McCain's plans for stem cell research. Although our next president has been chosen I would like to know what McCain's views were on the topic, as well as what President-elect Obama will do about stem cell research.

What organizations/people have spoken out against stem cell research? I am looking for a political or organization's statement made against stem cell research (embryonic), but I am having trouble finding websites aganist the issue. Perhaps most people support it. STOP RANTING, thank you. I support stem cell research by the way, I am just looking for opinions the other side of the issue to cite for a paper.

what are some harms on stem cell research? I am in debate class and im affirmative for stem cell research and i need some harms, can someone help me out?

Would you vote to have a stem cell research done in your state? Would you vote to have a labrotory for stem cell research in your state? Do you believe it is a sin to do stem cell research?

What kind of an intro could I put into a research paper for stem cell research? I'm writing a paper talking about the amazing benefits of stem cell research, and I want to make a creative intro that makes the reader want to go further on in the paper.

Why is stem cell research considered unethical? I'm sorry, I should know more about this, but I don't get all these scientifically terms and blah...could somebody explain it to me in easier terms? Is it basically like doing testings on human beings, like they do tests on animals?...I mean embryonic stem cell research. Thanks for the help.

Why don't people who oppose embryonic stem cell research go after fertility clinics instead? The main argument they use is that it leads to destruction of a potential human life, but they always seem to ignore the fact that the stem cells come from unused embryos in fertility clinics that were going to be discarded anyway rather than implanted. If it was a developing fetus that was already in the womb, that's one thing, but it's ridiculous to say the same thing about a blastocyst that won't even be implanted because then you might as well say that every egg or sperm is a potential human life. They also argue that embryonic stem cell research has failed to produce any cures, but if there's barely any research actually being done, then of course it's not going to produce any cures.

What do you think about stem cell research? What are your views of stem cell research? What do you think about the likely possibility that Obama will lift stem cell research restrictions when he comes in office in January?

Who can tell me about stem cell research interest groups? I know interest groups that are "for" stem cell research, but i cant seem to find any that are against it. Can someone help me out? I need the interest groups name and their website.

Why do people argue about stem cell research? I need some question about stem cell research, i need to know what they are arguing about.

What is your view on stem cell research? There has been so much heated debate about the subject on both sides, I am not quite sure how to view stem cell research.

How is stem cell research related to the destruction of an embryo? read details? I always hear about how stem cell research is bad because human life is valuable. Im not for or against anything, but what does it mean when people say that human life is too valuable and that an embryo shouldn't be destroyed. How exactly is life killed when performing stem cell research?

Is cloning and stem cell research the same? I was just wondering because i am writing a paper on the ethics of stem cell research, and in all the things i've read they say alot about theraputic cloning. I'm wondering for my own personal knowlege and to see if my title even makes sense. The title is: "To clone or not to clone: The ethics of stem cell research" Thanks in advance.

What are a bunch of PROS and CONS of stem cell research? Please make a list. I want to get as many opinions as I can of what you think the Pros and Cons of stem-cell research are.

Why would you be against stem cell research? Why would we not do stem cell research when there are 2.1 million abortions per year? I mean seriously, you know how many lives we could possibly save! Ridiculous! Don't take me the wrong way I do think it's wrong if we are intentionally killing embryos to get the stem cells. But if there are 2.1 million abortions per year, than why would we not use those stem cells for the research? Oh yes, 2.1 million are only the REPORTED cases. Who knows how many unreported abortions there are.

What are the current laws on embryonic stem cell research? i have to write an essay about it (embryonic stem cell research), and i can't find the laws that are in place right now, quotes or dates or things would be nice thanks in advance!! <33 **i know i already posted this, i just need an answer quickly!**

Does anybody know of any interest groups for stem-cell research? I need an interest group that is pro-stem-cell research and one that is against stem-cell research.

Can someone explain to me the debate on stem cell research? I don't know much about stem cell research, so i don't know what to think about it. Why are certain people opposed to it, and why are others for it? What is the argument that it's wrong? How is it beneficial?

What are the various benefits and potential costs of stem cell research and human cloning? What are the various benefits and potential costs of stem cell research and human cloning?

What is the deal with Stem Cell research? i heard a lot about it during debates and stuff, and i hear that it can give us answers to curing diseases and even cancer? can someone clear this up for me? What is stem cell research and what is the controversy?

What do you think about the Stem Cell Research Bill? Yesterday, the House of Representatives AND Congress passed the Stem Cell Research bill allowing for the research of cures of COUNTLESS diseases and ailments that mankind. Some that could be cured forever. Before you answer, think about this. With the passing of this bill we could save many upon many lives and cure future diseases forever. Some in which people that have it are tortured for good. We could have Mohammad Ali or Michael J. Fox walking and talking normally by the end of their lives. We could save the lives of the next Stephen Hawking or the next John F. Kennedy. This could be an amazing feat! On the lateral side, we could also kill of the next Albert Einstein or the most brilliant, wonderful person to ever live by killing of the embreyo that they would have become. In this, we could have a loss that would have changed many aspects of the world. What do you think about this bill that was passed? I am not going indepth with science here guy... I work full days and am up at 4 AM, I don't have the time nor the will to read a whole science book about Stem cell Research. What I wanted by this is to find out a little more about this situation. I hoped by this question that maybe more people would see it and give there opinions on it. George Bush let his religious beliefs get in the way of saving many people that could lead an amazing life but were cheated by a disease that honestly wasn't fair... but hey, life isn't fair I guess. It is what it is right?

What are the pros and cons of stem cell research? I need at least 5 for pros and 5 for cons for whether stem cell research is ok.. Could you please try to include religious thoughts on the idea. Your views are also appreciated. Thanks Hearmenowinfo

What is your opinion on stem cell research? I am doing an essay for science about amniotic stem cell research, I don't like it, so I am against it, but I need to know people's opinions.

What can you say about the issue of stem cell research. Is there a need to pursue the research? What are? What can you say about the issue of stem cell research. Is there a need to pursue the research? What are the issues contending the stem cell research?

What are the various benefits and potential costs of stem cell research and human cloning? What are the various benefits and potential costs of stem cell research and human cloning? Are there alternatives that do not require destruction of a human embryo?

What is stem cell research, and does anyone know of any credible websites explaining this topic? I am writing a research paper for AP and I would greatly appreciate your knowledge regarding the scientific aspect of stem cell research with all religious issues put aside because a research paper is based on facts not opinions, don't get me wrong I am a Christian but I do strongly support this issue because it would be a huge medical accomplishment for todays society. Thank You.

Could dermoid cysts be used in lieu of stem cell research? Dermoid cysts grow all sorts of tissues, including cartilage, skin, hair, and even teeth. Although the thought of it is vaguely grotesque, could any of that be used instead of the much more controversial stem cell research?

What is an interesting topic/angle on stem cell research? I'm doing a poster project for my biology class on stem cell research, but my professor wants me to come up with a unique or interesting topic/angle for it, but I'm just coming up blank. Any ideas?

Does anyone have knowledge of stem cell research on alleviating arthritis of the knees ? I googled "stem cell research knee arthritis pain relief" and got some decent info but no personal testimonials nor much optimism on articular (bone-end) cartilage regrowth/replacement. Anyone with knee arthritis treament experience please feel free to comment, even on the subject in general.

what are benefits and problems to society associated with stem cell research? i need to know the benefits and problems to society and the individual associated with stem cell research.

Which countries legally allow stem cell research to happen? I'm going to Europe next summer to do a college thesis that involves stem cell research. Which countries allow this?

What good has embryonic stem cell research ever done? GWB was the first president in history to fund it, much to the liberals' dismay (which comes from much igrnorance on the subject), but what diseases has it cured? What about compared to other, more productive forms of stem cell research? It seems to me that the only benefit of embryonic research is to satiate the liberal lust for killing babies. jpferrierjr: source? bushleauger: No babies have been harmed yet, thanks to GWB, he was the first president in history to fund embryonic stem cell research, but only on existing lines ... not off of harvesting for that purpose. Thank you for playing. jp: your wiki link discusses embryonic among other forms of stem cell research, but does not site which forms are the most beneficial

Why do people continue to pursue embryonic stem cell research? Killing a life to produce no real treatments or cures? When will ethics have a place in our science and technology. Embryonic stem cell research (and yes it is going on, despite your liberal claims that Bush has banned it) has resulted in ZERO cures and/or human treatments. Adult stem cell research has resulted in 72 known cures and/or successful human treatments. Democrats again trot out the victim and tell you who is to blame for their disease. Here are the 72 known cures and/or successful human treatments: Brain Cancer; Retinoblastoma; Ovarian Cancer; Merkel Cell Carcinoma; Testicular Cancer; Tumors abdominal organs Lymphoma; Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma; Hodgkin’s Lymphoma; Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia; Acute Myelogenous Leukemia; Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia; Juvenile Myelomonocytic Leukemia; Chronic Myelomonocytic Leukemia; Cancer of the lymph nodes: Angioimmunoblastic, Lymphadenopathy; Multiple Myeloma, Myelodysplasia; Breast Cancer; Neuroblastoma; Renal Cell Carcinoma; Various Solid Tumors; Soft Tissue Sarcoma; Ewing’s Sarcoma; Waldenstrom’s macroglobulinemia; Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis; POEMS syndrome; Myelofibrosis; Systemic Lupus; Sjogren’s Syndrome; Myasthenia; Autoimmune Cytopenia; Scleromyxedema; Scleroderma; Crohn’s Disease; Behcetʼs Disease; Rheumatoid Arthritis; Juvenile Arthritis; Multiple Sclerosis; Polychondritis; Systemic Vasculitis; Alopecia Universalis; Buerger’s Disease; Acute Heart Damage Chronic Coronary Artery Disease; Corneal regeneration; Severe Combined Immunodeficiency Syndrome; X-linked Lymphoproliferative Syndrome; X-linked Hyper immunoglobulin M Syndrome; Parkinson’s Disease; Spinal Cord Injury; Stroke Damage; Sickle Cell Anemia; Sideroblastic Anemia; Aplastic Anemia; Red Cell Aplasia; Amegakaryocytic ‘Thrombocytopenia; Thalassemia; Primary Amyloidosis; Diamond Blackfan Anemia; Fanconi’s Anemia; Chronic Epstein-Barr Infection; Limb Gangrene; Surface Wound Healing; Jawbone Replacement; Skull Bone Repair; Hurler’s Syndrome; Osteogenesis Imperfecta; Krabbe Leukodystrophy; Osteopetrosis; Cerebral X-Linked Adrenoleukodystrophy; Chronic Liver Failure; Liver Cirrhosis; and End-Stage Bladder Disease

what are the alternatives to killing and embryo for stem cell research? yeah, like i don't beilieve in kiling embyros for stem cell research. What other methods are there for getting cells, and they work just as well? i just want some info cause i like debating about this and i need to be informed. Any other info on stem cells would be appreciated.

Since the 2008 Elections are coming up, what is the best way to try and get the Stem Cell Research ban lifted? I know it's not a total "ban", but most Dems are for embryonic stem cell research. I want to take a more aggressive role in this election to promote this as a major topic. Any mature, constructive suggestions? No ban? I thought stem cells were only able to be used if obtained before August of 2001, along with the no support from taxes? I'll look into it more, thanks.