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	symposium looks to gain ground in ips research Yomiuri Shimbun posted:12.28.07
	2007 stem cell breakthrough is like turning lead into gold Breitbart posted:12.26.07
	researchers get embryonic stem cells from skin Reuters posted:12.26.07
	reprogramming of human somatic cells to pluripotency with defined factors Nature posted:12.26.07
	University Researchers hunt for suicide gene Salt Lake Tribune posted:12.26.07
	helping heroes: rehab center works miracles New York Post posted:12.13.07
	O Little town of...public housing? National Review Online posted:12.17.07
	synthetic dna on the brink of yielding new life forms Washington Post posted:12.17.07
	faces of the abandoned Newsweek posted:12.13.07
	the heart of conservativism Washington Post posted:12.13.07
	risk taking is in his genes New York Times posted:12.13.07
	stem cell housecleaning Los Angeles Times posted:12.13.07
	Reprogrammed skin cells strut their stuff ScienceNOW (AAAS) posted:12.13.07
	Mexico Terminally ill law passes BBC posted:12.13.07
	scientists bypass need for embryos to get stem cells New York Times posted:11.21.07
	advance in stem cell work avoids destorying embryos Wall Street Journal posted:11.21.07
	helping heroes: rehab center works miracles New York Post posted:12.13.07
	faces of the abandoned Newsweek posted:12.13.07
	the heart of conservativism Washington Post posted:12.13.07
	risk taking is in his genes New York Times posted:12.13.07
	stem cell housecleaning Los Angeles Times posted:12.13.07
	Reprogrammed skin cells strut their stuff ScienceNOW (AAAS) posted:12.13.07
	Mexico Terminally ill law passes BBC posted:12.13.07
	scientists bypass need for embryos to get stem cells New York Times posted:11.21.07
	advance in stem cell work avoids destorying embryos Wall Street Journal posted:11.21.07
	monkey embryos cloned for stem cells Washington Post posted:11.15.07
	kidney shortage inspires a radical idea: organ sales Wall Street Journal posted:11.15.07
	in dna era, new worries about prejudice New York Times posted:11.12.07
	american vampire San Francisco Chronicle posted:11.12.07
	except in one career, brains built for optimism Wall Street Journal posted:11.12.07
	couples win right to use ivf to create 'spare part' babies Daily Mail posted:11.12.07
	A decidedly unsappy bella First Things posted:11.12.07
	culture institutions go after the shorter attention span crowd New York Times posted:11.12.07
	Future of science: We will have the 'power of the gods' Telegraph.co.UK posted:11.12.07
	Nascent stem cell company raises ethical and medical issues The San Francisco Chronicle posted:10.29.07
	awakenings: the schiavo case revisited The Weekly Standard posted:10.29.07
	"selective parenting" Bioethics Forum posted:10.29.07
	egg storage untested as fertility treatment U.S. News and World Report posted:10.29.07
	babies with minor disabilities aborted Telegraph.co.UK posted:10.25.07
	the eugenics temptation The Washington Post posted:10.25.07
	first uk birth from lab-grown egg BBC News posted:10.25.07
	Scientists try to build a better womb for ivf The Boston Globe posted:10.25.07
	parsing abortion statistics and the law First Things posted:10.25.07
	Why so many kidneys are going to waste Slate posted:10.25.07
	Scientific definition by political request Nature posted:10.23.07
	umbilical cord donation helps stem cell research The Atlanta Journal-Constitution posted:10.23.07
	via musicophilia, sack studies music and the brain NPR: All Things Considered (audio) posted:10.23.07
	redesigning humans: how far is too far in enhancing children's genetic traits Calgary Herald posted:10.23.07
	dutch insurer funds religious pilgrimages Wall Street Journal (video) posted:10.23.07
	bionic nerve to repair injured limbs UK Telegraph posted:10.23.07
	birth control allowed at maine middle school New York Times posted:10.23.07
	embryonic stem cells without embryos Technology Review posted:10.16.07
	right to die debate and the tenth anniversary of oregon's "death with dignity" act Pew Forum posted:10.16.07
	back off! i'm not dead yet Washington Post posted:10.16.07
	why be pro-life? LA Times posted:10.16.07
	enhancing the species TimesOnline posted:10.16.07
	world medical association reviewing declaration of helsinki Medical News Today posted:10.16.07
	therapeutic misconception on stem cell research Nature posted:10.01.07
	over time, hippocratic oath adapts LA Times posted:10.01.07
	dna unraveled Boston Globe posted:10.01.07
	americans seek common ground on abortion Newsweek posted:10.01.07
	genetic testing raises bias worries Mercury News posted:10.01.07
	universal organ donation proposed in u.k. InTheNews.co.uk posted:10.01.07
	clinics to grow human eggs U.K. Telegraph posted:09.24.07
	hfea allows ivf embryo screening for alzheimer disease The Daily Mail posted:09.24.07
	questions arise about procedure's surplus embryos Atlanta Journal-Constitution posted:09.24.07
	The conundrum of genetic testing L.A. Times posted:09.24.07
	genetic test's benefits and ethics debated Chicago Tribune posted:09.24.07
	vatican rules on nourishment for vegetative patients Reuters posted:09.24.07
	where risk and choice and hope converge (genetic counseling) New York Times posted:09.24.07
	NIH Announces plans to implement president's stem cell executive order National Institutes of Health posted:09.24.07
	The BAby factory New York Press posted:09.07.07
	our post-human future on the small screen The Weekly Standard posted:09.07.07
	'human-animal' embryo green light BBC posted:09.07.07
	Ivf breakthrough tempts more women to freeze their eggs The Daily Mail posted:09.06.07
	HUMAN-ANIMAL EMBRYO STUDY WINS APPROVAL The Guardian U.K. posted:09.04.07
	Missouri Measure would repeal right to clone National Review Online posted:08.27.07
	home dna tests create medical, ethical quandries San Francisco Chronicle posted:08.27.07
	choosing chance: sandel's the case against perfection Hastings Center Bioethics Forum posted:08.23.07
	Is this man cheating on his wife? The growing interest in synthetic identity Wall Street Journal posted:08.20.07
	artificial life likely in 3 to 10 years New York Times posted:08.20.07
	Top Japanese Stem Cell scientist Yamanaka joins San Francisco research center San Jose Mercury News posted:08.17.07
	There is no such thing as a free egg BioNews posted:08.13.07
	bone marrow restores fertility after chemo Washington Post posted:08.10.07
	stem cell dissent roils states L.A. Times posted:08.10.07
	california: stem cell program appointment New York Times posted:08.09.07
	assisted suicide attacked from an unlikely front L.A. Times posted:08.09.07
	within discredited stem cell research, a true scientific first New York Times posted:08.03.07
	panel: Leave uk hybrid embryo decisions to experts Reuters posted:08.03.07
	device wakes man with severe brain injuries Reuters posted:08.02.07
	the false choice between development and daughters First Things posted:08.02.07
	the real transformers New York Times Magazine posted:07.30.07
	patient in gene therapy study dies Washington Post posted:07.27.07
	company creates microchip "womb" to boost ivf success New Scientist posted:07.27.07
	Neither Science Nor Religion Can Expect a Free Pass in the court of public opinion or in the voting booth Time Magazine posted:07.27.07
	stem cell movement faces setbacks in missouri Associated Press posted:07.25.07
	i bought my baby on the internet The UK Daily Mail posted:07.25.07
	couple awarded $21 million in fl "wrongful birth" case CNN posted:07.24.07
	Thousands of human eggs may be missing Orange County Register posted:07.24.07
	Rights and Wrongs: Liberals, Progressives and biotechnology Slate posted:07.17.07
	A New athiesm Wall Street Journal posted:07.16.07
	your gametes, myself New York Times Magazine posted:07.16.07
	Screening may affect embryos' viability The Washington Post posted:07.11.07
	the potential dark side of genetics San Francisco Chronicle posted:07.11.07
	death on demand Weekly Standard posted:07.10.07
	report: As marriage and parenthood drift apart, public is concerned Pew Research Center posted:07.10.07
	Bleak mythology: from eugenics to unicorns, one museum's history Wall Street Journal posted:07.10.07
	in defense of human exceptionalism First Things posted:07.10.07
	organ harvesting lawsuit Second Hand Smoke posted:07.10.07
	eugenics exhibit opens eyes News & Observer posted:07.10.07
	close encounters of the engaged kind Wall Street Journal posted:07.10.07
	CHIMERA EMBRYOS HAVE RIGHT TO LIFE, SAY BISHOPS Telegraph UK News posted:06.27.07
	Making Manimals Washington Post posted:06.24.07
	Science, Ideology and Stem Cells Boston Globe posted:06.24.07
	High Rate of Misdiagnosis of Patients in an Acute Vegetative State news-medical.net posted:06.20.07
	Executive Order Expanding Approved Stem Cell Lines in Ethically Responsible Ways White House posted:06.20.07
	Bush Moving to Bolster Stem Cell Alternatives Washington Post posted:06.20.07
	Bush Will Pair Veto with New Stem Cell Initiative New York Times posted:06.20.07
	It’s Not Enough to be Wanted Wall Street Journal posted:06.19.07
	The Devout Doctor's Prescription Wall Street Journal posted:06.16.07
	Human Cloning Closer Than Ever Before Cosmos posted:06.19.07
	The Decline of the Sabbath Wall Street Journal posted:06.15.07
	Infanticide, Abortion Responsible for 60 Million Girls Missing in Asia Fox News posted:06.13.07
	Patients, Not Politics National Review Online posted:06.07.07
	Biologists Make Skin Cells Work Like Stem Cells New York Times posted:06.07.07
	Her embryos or his? Los Angeles Times posted:05.30.07
	Ministers bow to hybrid embryo pressure BBC posted:05.24.07
	Online Surrogacy in China China Daily posted:05.24.07
	Haunting Echoes of Eugenics Washington Post posted:05.20.07
	Women hedge bets by banking their eggs Washington Post posted:05.13.07
	Prenatal Test Puts Down Syndrome in Hard Focus New York Times posted:05.09.07
	Matters of Faith Find a New Prominence on Campus New York Times posted:05.02.07
	First Designer Babies to Beat Breast Cancer UK Times Online posted:04.26.07
	A Growing Culture of Fatherlessness L.A. Times posted:04.16.07
	The Method: These Scientific Works are also Literature of a High Order WSJ.com posted:04.14.07
	Bone Cells May Morph Into Sperm: Report Reuters posted:04.16.07
	Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia First Things: On the Square posted:04.16.07
	Pearls Before Breakfast Washington Post posted:04.08.07
	Preliminary Study Suggests Use of Stem Cell Transplantation is Beneficial Treatment of Type 1 Diabetes Journal of the American Medical Association posted:04.11.07
	Missing the Point: Embryo-research advocates finally embrace ethical alternatives but still insist on ethical violations National Review Online posted:04.09.07
	Are humans hard-wired for faith? CNN.com posted:04.05.07
	British team grows human heart valve from stem cells Guardian UK posted:04.02.07
	Debate on Interspecies Cloning Reignites Washington Post posted:03.25.07
	Disability Must be Valued MercatorNet posted:03.21.07
	Cloning Doubletalk Weekly Standard posted:03.26.07
	Senator Richard Burr Introduces Bill to Bank Amniotic and Placental Stem Cells Press Release posted:03.22.07
	Victor Victorians. A lesson in real morality Chicago Sun-Times posted:03.18.07
	Peering Into The Soul Washington Post posted:03.18.07
	New Trend in Organ Donation Raises Questions Washington Post posted:03.17.07
	A Place to Turn When a Newborn Is Fated to Die New York Times posted:03.13.07
	Learning Disability Deaths Probe BBC posted:03.12.07
	The Great Depression: Richest Country, Saddest People - Any Coincidence? Wall Street Journal posted:03.09.07
	Why They Pray: The Trials of War Strengthen Many Soldiers' Faith Wall Street Journal posted:03.09.07
	Youth with Unfathomable Courage: An Independent News Agency in Cuba National Review posted:03.09.07
	When Killing Yourself Isn't Suicide: Word Games May Win the Day In the Battle for Physician-Assisted Suicide National Review posted:03.01.07
	Go-ahead signalled for animal-human embryos The Telegraph, UK posted:03.01.07
	It Seems the Fertility Clock Ticks for Men, Too NewYork Times posted:02.27.07
	Catholic Nursing Homes to be Forced to Permit Assisted Suicide First Things - On the Square posted:02.26.07
	Hospital Mass Grave Found as India Cracks Down on Female Infanticide The Times of U.K. posted:02.19.07
	Dumping of Homeless by Hospitals Stirs Debate New York Times posted:02.23.07
	Hollywood's 'Amazing Glaze.' What the New Movie Covers Up About William Wilberforce Wall Street Journal posted:02.23.07
	Dolly: A Decade On Nature posted:02.21.07
	Troubled Iowa Dreams, Caring to Clone National Review Online posted:02.23.07
	Debate Begins on Emotional Life and Death Issue Burlington Free Press posted:02.24.07
	Scaremongers - Global warming by Cardinal George Pell, Archbishop of Sydney posted: 02.19.07
	Tiny Baby to Leave Florida Hospital Associated Press posted:02.19.07
	Better than Sex: The Growing Practice of Embryo Eugenics Slate posted:09.16.06