Upstate staff weigh stem cell research in light of Bush decision
Upstate Medical University researchers see promise in stem cell study for spinal injuries and Parkinson's, with funding tied to 60 existing embryonic lines. Residents express mixed views on morality, while experts warn the line limit could slow progress and raise ethical questions about embryo use.
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Moral Stem Cell Debate Guides Bush Funding Policy
President Bush announced a policy permitting federal funding for embryonic stem cell research limited to existing cell lines, avoiding new embryo creation or destruction. Scientists hail funding while opponents cite moral concerns as they weigh potential cures for diabetes Parkinsons disease and spinal injuries.
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