Leigh Heller testifies against embryonic stem cell research

Leigh Heller of Maryland Right to Life analyzes the proposed law and shows that it mandates the killing of fetuses used in research. The bill does not prevent cloning only the birth of the clone! Hearings held on Jan. 25, 2006 Annapolis Maryland.

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[Leoncharlesblanc]

You've been beat. Windpipe made by stem-cells. You lose, little whelpling, it's proven. Take your little 'oh, it has a soul'! ideas somewhere where you might be heard. I dunno, maybe an Amish community.

Poor little Luddite, far outpaced...

[DamienZshadow]

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[Unklebillybob]

Tel - Cures? OK, please list the cures from ESCs. List the hospital, list the doctors, list the patient, and oh yea, list the actual cure that was accomplished. And since it was such a great medical break-through, list the scientific journal it was written in.

[TeflonMaster]

Yeah, because absurd religious fundamentalism is halting progress which can be seen if researchers where given proper avenues to further what can be the greatest human achievement in modern medicine. An embryo is a potential human life, but it is also potential nerve endings or potential livers or potential skin.

and yes, there have been cures

[Unklebillybob]

alan - He're an idea, why not take your nose scratchings and try to create cures for the illnesses of which everyone is speaking? You will get the same results as ESC...NO CURES

[alanshvetz]

You kill more cells when your lightly scratch your nose. Embryonic stem cells are literally 50-100 cells. A flies brain is about 10,000.