>Japan’s National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology’s Research Institute has announced that a team has discovered a mesenchymal stem cell present in tooth germ cells: Tooth germ disappears as a tooth is formed, but that of a wisdom tooth stays in the jawbone of a human until the age of 10 to 16, … Continue reading
Japan’s National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology’s Research Institute has announced that a team has discovered a mesenchymal stem cell present in tooth germ cells: Tooth germ disappears as a tooth is formed, but that of a wisdom tooth stays in the jawbone of a human until the age of 10 to 16, … Continue reading
>Well, by all means, don’t worry their pretty little heads about it. The patronizing pro-abortion faction of the Indiana Senate is blocking the addition of informed consent concerning the potential of pain felt by unborn children who are being killed. Because we don’t know. And because it might shock someone. And, besides, it’s so rare. … Continue reading
Well, by all means, don’t worry their pretty little heads about it. The patronizing pro-abortion faction of the Indiana Senate is blocking the addition of informed consent concerning the potential of pain felt by unborn children who are being killed. Because we don’t know. And because it might shock someone. And, besides, it’s so rare. … Continue reading
>From Sunday’s Washington Post, William Saletan has this to say: A Roberts-Alito-Stevens court would probably overturn Stenberg in June 2007. There’s no chance it would overturn Roe, since five of the justices who reaffirmed Roe in Casey would still be on the court. But the ruling could set off a political explosion. That’s what happened … Continue reading
From Sunday’s Washington Post, William Saletan has this to say: A Roberts-Alito-Stevens court would probably overturn Stenberg in June 2007. There’s no chance it would overturn Roe, since five of the justices who reaffirmed Roe in Casey would still be on the court. But the ruling could set off a political explosion. That’s what happened … Continue reading
>Buerger’s Disease is a sort of auto-immune disease or inflammation of the blood vessels – think of it as a painful, alergic blistering around the smallest arteries and veins. It doesn’t cause “hardening of the arteries” (with calcium in the walls) but can cause them to become clogged. There has never been another treatment before, … Continue reading
Buerger’s Disease is a sort of auto-immune disease or inflammation of the blood vessels – think of it as a painful, alergic blistering around the smallest arteries and veins. It doesn’t cause “hardening of the arteries” (with calcium in the walls) but can cause them to become clogged. There has never been another treatment before, … Continue reading
Just noticed that the Hinxton panel that decided to come to a consensus on what to do with human embryos, but ignored the very nature of human embryos themselves, included Julian Savulescu. The Oxford ethics professor is the author of a piece in the British Medical Journal (sorry, subscription only) in which he stated that, … Continue reading
>Nancy Valko forwarded Nigel Cameron’s latest op-ed, “The Truth, The Partial Truth, and Nothing But Evasions”: It’s fascinating to see just what has been happening with the cloning debate. First, the pro-cloning advocates tried to neutralize an unpopular, sci-fi sounding word by adding an antidote “therapeutic.” Surely, they reckoned, “therapeutic cloning” sounds OK. But the … Continue reading