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Mar/Apr 2007
Feature Article
Hype versus Hope: Real Promise in Adult Stem Cells
David A. Prentice, Ph. D explains why adult stem cell treatments hold the promise for the present and the future and how policy makers and the public do not know the whole truth about stem cell research and its near cousin, cloning. DOWNLOAD
Living in the Brave New World
NCFPC president Bill Brooks considers the state funding of embryonic stem cell research. more
Communicating with your Legisltors
This article will give you the basic information you need to have an effective voice in North Carolina’s public policy arena. That information falls in three areas: People, Policy, and Processs. more
Adult vs. Embryonic Stem Cell Research
Dr. Jacques Mistrot provides an understandable essay on the difference between adult and embryonic stem cell research and why the distinction is important. more
An Ethical Alternative
David N. Bass explores whether research in North Carolina holds the key to solving a growing dilemma in the stem cell controversy. more
Reason, Sentiments, and Personal Significance
Peter Augustine Lawler, Ph. D writes about science and its influence on our lives as he explores how this body of knowledge interacts with human “progress.” more
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