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Informed consent and federal funding for stem cell research
Hastings Center Report 38 (3):pp. 40-47 (2008)
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A review of the consent forms signed by those who donated embryos for the NIH-approved embryonic stem cell lines reveals several problems, providing ethical as well as scientific reasons to overturn the Bush administration’s restrictions on federal funding for stem cell research.Author's Profile
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