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Tag Archives: embryonic stem cells
Changing Themes in the GOP
Had the radio on driving to get coffee. Rush Limbaugh was denouncing sexism and patriarchal privilege. McCain ad comes on pitching expanding embryonic stem cell research. Boy, haven’t things changed in the Republican party? For the better, says me.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged coffee, embryonic stem cells, Feminism, GOP, McCain, patriarchy, radio, Rush Limbaugh, sexism, stem cell research
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Stem Cells and Blood Supply
Next Big Future “Human blood have been grown from embryonic stem cells for the first time during research that promises to provide an almost limitless supply suitable for transfusion into any patient.”
Posted in MikeR's Page, science
Tagged blood supply, embryonic stem cells, medical research, patients, research, science, stem cells, transfusion
6 Comments