Bush stance on stem cell funding after moral dilemma
In Washington on July 9 President Bush weighed a difficult choice over embryonic stem cell research. Advisers cited a NIH count of over 60 existing cell lines worldwide, supporting funding only for research on existing lines to avoid new embryo destruction.
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Leon Kass, named by President Bush to chair a national advisory council on stem cell research, opposes physician assisted death, human cloning, and sale of organs. He warns of brave new worlds from cloning and urges standards guiding biomedical innovation, praising cautious progress.
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