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Bio-ethics

Leading feminist says IVF a "lottery" and a "nightmare"

Jun. 26, 2010

Feminist author and campaigner, Germaine Greer, has described IVF as a "lottery" and a "nightmare". She added that it was "sold to people as a success story but its actually utter misery and trepidation".

Category | Bio-ethics

Published By | Life Institute

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Summer of Life campaign to protect the human embryo

Jun. 18, 2010

For the past ten years, there has been a consistent and powerful push to have embryo research legalized in Ireland. Mary Harney - in her various ministerial roles - has voted to fund embryonic stem cell research in the EU and has appointed supporters of embryo research to key influential positions.

Category | Bio-ethics

Published By | Life Institute

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New Adult Stem-Cell Treatments for Head and Heart Advance

Jun. 18, 2010

New reports indicate that real hope for 'miracle' treatments using adult stem cells is on the way for those suffering from diseases afflicting both the brain and the heart.

Category | Bio-ethics

Published By | Lifesitenews LifeSite

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UCC ethics board has already granted permission to one hESC project

May. 14, 2010

Information obtained by pro-life activists under the Freedom of Information Act shows that the UCC Research Ethics Board (UREB) has granted approval for the importation of human embryonic stem cell lines for a research project. In a letter to the unnamed researcher the then Chair of the UREB, Dr ...

Category | Bio-ethics

Published By | Youth Defence

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STOP SPIN ON STEM CELLS: The Life Institute asks the Sunday Times to give true picture

May. 7, 2010

The Life Institute has said that it is time for the media to "stop the spin and stick to the facts" when discussing stem cell research. Dr Sean O Domhnaill said that reporting on stem cells tended to be "factually incorrect, incomplete and agenda-driven" and that journalists and editors had a ...

Category | Bio-ethics

Published By | Life Institute

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Ethical stem cell research continues to provide results

Apr. 9, 2010

The Irish Times reports that "patients in the west of Ireland who suffer from the chronic inflammatory condition, Crohn's disease, will have the opportunity to take part in a cutting-edge clinical trial involving stem cell therapy later this year."

Category | Bio-ethics

Published By | Youth Defence

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IVF: conference hears of health problems

Feb. 26, 2010

The Irish Times has reported that researchers are now studying the reasons why some children born using in vitro fertilisation and other assisted reproductive technologies (ART) are more likely to have health problems in later life.

Category | Bio-ethics

Published By | Irish Times

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Exposed: Stem Cell Foundation has unrevealed agenda

Feb. 12, 2010

Youth Defence can reveal that the newly-established Irish Stem Cell Foundation is not the objective authority it purports to be but was, in fact, founded by a leading advocate of lethal research on human embryos. Furthermore, its founder, Dr Stephen Sullivan returned to Ireland in 2007 with the ...

Category | Bio-ethics

Published By | Youth Defence

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Protect the embryo : Another UCC Prof spells out the truth about embryo research

Jan. 29, 2010

Another UCC professor has supported the stance taken by his colleague Prof William Reville opposing embryo research. YD ezine readers will recall that Prof Reville wrote in the Irish Times last week that the human embryo should be granted full legal protection. His position was attacked by Dr ...

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Published By | Youth Defence

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Embryonic stem-cell research: Leading scientist says life has full moral value from conception

Jan. 22, 2010

Professor William Reville has called for human embryonic life to be protected, saying that "the deliberate killing of human embryos harms the respect for human life that we intuitively form around our coming into existence and may encourage a more general erosion of respect for life."

Category | Bio-ethics

Published By | Youth Defence

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Ethical stem-cell treatment restores sight

Jan. 15, 2010

Russell Turnbull, 38, suffered massive damage to his right eye when he was caught in a scuffle after a night out in Newcastle in 1994. On the bus home, Turnbull had tried to intervene in a fight between two men but was injured when one of them began squirting passengers with ammonia, according to ...

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Published By | Lifesitenews LifeSite

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YD welcomes poll opposing embryo destruction; calls on government to act

Jan. 8, 2010

Youth Defence has welcomed the result of a Millward Brown IMS poll which found that a large majority support legal protection fro embryonic human beings. The poll asked a sample of 943 people aged 18-plus: "Do you think the Dáil should enshrine the protection of the human embryo in law or not?" ...

Category | Bio-ethics

Published By | Youth Defence

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"Ethics" Study on Animals with Human DNA Flawed from the Outset: Pro-Life Bioethics Expert

Dec. 1, 2009

Britain's Academy of Medical Sciences has announced that it will be launching a study into the ethics of using animals that contain human DNA for medical research.

Category | Bio-ethics

Published By | Lifesitenews LifeSite

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Aborted Baby cell lines used in skin cream

Oct. 29, 2009

Children of God for Life announced today that Neocutis, a bio-pharmaceutical company focused on dermatology and skin care, is using aborted fetal cell lines to produce several of their anti-aging skin creams.

Category | Bio-ethics

Published By | Youth Defence

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Trinity College Dublin to draft code on embryonic stem cell research?

Oct. 24, 2009

A report in today's Irish Times has claimed that Trinity College Dublin is to introduce a code of practice which allows for embryonic stem cell research - despite widespread opposition to the practice.

Category | Bio-ethics

Published By | Youth Defence

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YD welcomes Cardinal Seán Brady condemnation of embryo research

Aug. 26, 2009

Youth Defence has welcomes Cardinal Brady's condemnation of embryonic stem cell research. Speaking during Mass in St John's Cathedral in Limerick, the Cardinal said that "to plunder human life at its genesis, without respect for its inherent dignity reflects the very moral attitude which has put ...

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Published By | Youth Defence

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Grandmother makes medical history

May. 15, 2009

A grandmother has made medical history as the world's oldest ever stem cell donor, to save her younger brother's life.

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Published By | Youth Defence

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