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The government of Norway has proposed new legislation that would allow embryonic stem cell research [JURIST news archive] to potentially find cures for various diseases.

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The White House Domestic Policy Office’s report on the latest in non-embryonic stem cell research and recent reports that a White House Executive Order is pending, make it obvious that this Administration is working overtime to mislead the American public.

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The UCDMC in Sacramento is in the pre-planning stages for its new $75 million stem cell research facility. The 1,000-square foot renovation of a vacant building on Stockton Boulevard near UCDMC is one of three UC Davis-sponsored facilities investing in stem cell regeneration.

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India’s first stem cell transplant center opened Wednesday in Chennai, capital of south Indian state Tamil Nadu, Indo-Asian News Service reported.

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Stem Cells derived from umbilical cord blood could be a magical cure for llife-threatening diseases. Though introduced only about five to six years back, but stem cell therapy is now gaining ground in India, especially the umbilical cord stem cell therapy.

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When you are denying the hopes of millions of American families with loved ones suffering from diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, heart disease, cancer and spinal cord injuries, there is really is no good way to explain it.

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President Bush has been called “anti-science,” an ideologue, bullheaded, and heartless. After all looking at the parade of common people and celebrities afflicted with Parkinson’s, spinal-cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, and ALS who else could even think of denying them a cure? Bush decided to deny the right of life to millions of living and suffering people for embryonic stem cells which were going to be discarded into garbage anyway.

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