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stem cell research
USA behind Cuba and Europe in progressive healthcare- and nobody cares-OZONE THERAPY
By mai - Posted on April 2nd, 2009
Tagged: alternative medicine
• cancer
• chronic illness
• natural healthcare
• naturopathy
• Obama
• ozone therapy
• progress
• stem cell research
• treatment options
• Broad prosperity
• Effective government
• Better future
Non-morality/religious based facts - Why Abortion IS Murder
By Fraygirl24 - Posted on October 1st, 2008
Tagged: abortion
• adoption
• anti-abortion
• motherhood
• murder
• pro-choice
• pro-life
• stem cell research
• Personal freedom
When it comes to abortion, one question keeps popping up and getting shoved in our faces: When does a fetus become a child? Many pro-choicers would say that the fetus does not become a child until it is born.
I disagree, and here's why:
There are only four differences between a fetus and an infant: Size, Location, Environment, and Dependancy, or S.L.E.D. Read More »
Moral Obligation
By jthouse1928 - Posted on July 31st, 2008
Tagged: stem cell research
• Better future
Right versus wrong, to help or to hinder. As human beings are we not obligated to pursue all means to help our fellow human beings? Read More »
Read This if you Don't Like Stem Cell Research
By leslieq - Posted on May 24th, 2008
Tagged: abortion
• embryonic stem cells
• fetal rights
• human rights
• PERSONAL FREEDOM
• pro-life
• ProChoice
• right to life
• stem cell research
• unborn children
Save the Helpless Babies Read More »
Wake Up and Smell the...Cells?
By Bamers - Posted on October 16th, 2007
Tagged: cures
• diseases
• morality
• research
• science
• stem cell research
• Shared responsibility
• Effective government
• Better future
Stem cell research- or murder
By Indianbaby07 - Posted on September 30th, 2007
Tagged: stem cell research
• Better future
So in this day and age we have progressed to the unknown and transformed the messy and horrifying process of abortion into a life saving practice of stem cell research. On one hand we have a child, who is not yet born. Abortions can be done up to twenty one weeks into the pregnancy. A fetus gets a heart beat mere weeks into the pregnancy. Read More »
Stem cell veto may not be so bad
By kfed - Posted on June 20th, 2007
Tagged: News and politics
• current events
• stem cell research
• Broad prosperity
• Effective government
• Better future
President Bush vetoed an embryonic stem cell research bill today, marking the second time he has vetoed legislation on stem cell research-- out of three times he has used the veto pen.
I'm glad to hear that Democrats are not entirely discouraged-- they'll just wait for a pro- stem cell r Read More »
