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Adult Stem Cell Research Breakthrough Produces Insulin for Diabetics
LifeNews.com ^ | 7/10/06 | Steven Ertelt

Posted on 07/10/2006 5:02:25 PM PDT by wagglebee

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To: neverdem

Me too! My 19-year old daughter was just diagnosed with type 1 diabetes last September and I would love to see embilical cords being used in such a positive and productive way after fulfilling their use in helping babies being born instead of embryonic cells being harvested!


21 posted on 07/13/2006 10:15:51 PM PDT by princess leah
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22 posted on 07/13/2006 11:45:29 PM PDT by neverdem (May you be in heaven a half hour before the devil knows that you're dead.)
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23 posted on 07/13/2006 11:49:43 PM PDT by Irish Eyes
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He indicated that storing the blood from just one baby born out of 5,000 would ensure enough adult stem cells for the entire population.

If I remember correctly, Hannity did this when his children were born.

24 posted on 07/15/2006 6:05:08 PM PDT by Dr. Scarpetta
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