Refute the Lie, Don’t Clone It
Date: 03/10/2003by James Kelly Americans are being misled to their suffering and death for the sake of commercial, scientific, and political agendas. A …
Refute the Lie, Don’t Clone It
Reality Check: Proof of “Therapeutic” Cloning?
Date: 03/10/2003March 10, 2003 Several prominent scientists who support human cloning to create embryos for embryonic stem cell research (dubbed “therapeutic” …
A Response to Sen. Connie Mack on Human Cloning
Date: 10/20/2002by James Kelly James Kelly is a “pro-cures” research activist and acts as a liaison between academic researchers, corporate researchers, …
Statement on President Bush’s Decision to Allow Federal Federal Funding of Embryonic Stem Cell Research
Date: 08/09/2002Do No Harm: The Coalition of Americans for Research Ethics, is greatly disappointed in President Bush’s misguided decision to allow …
Adult Stem Cell Shown to Have Same Versatility Once Claimed Only for Embryonic Stem Cells
Date: 07/20/2002“The claim that there are alternatives to using stem cells derived from embryos is not, at the present time [9/99] …
Do No Harm Comments on President’s Council on Bioethics Report Recommending Moratorium on Human Cloning
Date: 07/11/2002Do No Harm is encouraged that the majority of the President’s Council on Bioethics recommends a ban – albeit a …
Do the Math: Experimental Cloning Exploits Women
Date: 07/02/2002Early this year, the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) announced: “Because many eggs are needed for human reproductive cloning attempts, …
Blood Vessel Cells from Embryonic Stem Cells: Catch Up, Not Breakthrough
Date: 04/02/2002Once again, an alleged advance using embryonic stem cells is being hyped in the media as a major scientific breakthrough, …
“Therapeutic” Cloning Lags Behind Adult Stem Cell Success
Date: 03/08/2002A report today in the journal Cell, announced by the Associated Press, purports to use “therapeutic” cloning to partially correct …
Treating Disease With Adult Stem Cells And Embryonic Stem Cells
Date: 03/02/2002“[Embryonic] stem cells could be used to make up for the deficits in brain and pancreas cells that cause Parkinson’s …