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“An Important Day for the American People and the Future of American Science”
CAP Senior Fellow and SP Editor-in-Chief Jonathan D. Moreno explains the significance of President Obama rescinding the limits on human embryonic stem cell research put in place by George W. Bush, after the jump:
Comments on this article
Great job Jonathan you really hit the nail right on the head. I hope it is alright but I was so impressed that I placed a link to this video on our website.
March 11th, 2009 at 1:10 pmKeep up the excellent work. Thanks Again: Tom Nichols
My question a a lay person is why only 21 embryonic stem cell lines when thousands are needed. Someone help me out here?
March 16th, 2009 at 7:28 am