Reeves&#39; death reviving stem cell debate
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WASHINGTON - The death of actor Christopher Reeve may spark even more debate on the campaign trail about stem cell research. Tuesday in Washington, the National Academy of Sciences is meeting to talk about responsible research.
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Bush won. Thatâs the bad news for stem cell researchers. The good news: California&#39;s Prop. 71 passed. The science is already seeing the election&#39;s fallout.
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Scientists are working on a technique to repair fractures using a patient's own stem cells.
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A well-known Singaporean doctor was in the country recently to promote the idea of using stem cells from umbilical cord blood as an alternative to bone marrow transplantation.
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UNDATED One of his doctors says Christopher Reeve taught him two four-letter words: cure and hope. Doctor Wise Young says he&#39;s &quot;heartbroken&quot; at the news of Reeve&#39;s death.
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THERE ARE three myths in the politically charged controversy over stem cell research. One myth is that all stem cell research involves only embryonic stem cell research.
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Experts cast doubt on claims that a scientist has made embryos from dead people's tissue.
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&quot;The bottom line is that stem cell research will advance. This declaration will not chill stem cell research,&quot; said Bernard.
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Stem-cell research is likely to take the stage again in the third and final presidential debate Wednesday at Arizona State University now that one of the most recognizable faces for the cause has died.
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Experts debate whether people at the end of life should be able to take experimental drug treatments.
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Christopher Reeve, known for his role as ``Superman&#39;&#39; in movies and later as an advocate for spinal cord research after a horse-riding accident left him paralyzed nine years ago, died yesterday of heart failure.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 11 (AScribe Newswire) -- Moses Chao, PhD, Professor of Cell Biology and Physiology and Neuroscience at New York University School of Medicine is available to comment on the spinal cord research efforts of Christopher Reeve.
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Scientists say they have created a stem cell line from a human embryo that had stopped developing naturally, and so was considered dead. Using such embryos might ease ethical concerns about creating such cells, they suggested.
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When Christopher Reeve suffered a near-fatal spinal injury after falling from a horse in 1995, things looked bleak. He wasn&#39;t expected to live, and even if he did, doctors agreed that the life he would have
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Christopher Reeve, the cinematic Superman who became a real-life inspiration for people with spinal injuries through his painstaking struggle to overcome total paralysis while continuing to speak out for stem-cell research as a possible cure for his
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Now in death, the actor turned crusader helped make embryonic stem cell research a national issue. &quot;I know now that if we put our minds to it, one day we&#39;re going to realize Chris&#39; inevitable dream.
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Following the deaths of Ronald Reagan and Christopher Reeve, embryonic stem cell research with its potential to find cures for debilitating illnesses is giving John Kerry and other Democrats an issue to pitch to moderate Republican voters.