http://nvic.org/PressReleases/pr62706gardasil.htm MERCK'S GARDASIL VACCINE NOT PROVEN SAFE FOR LITTLE GIRLS National Vaccine Information Center Criticizes FDA for Fast Tracking Licensure Washington, D.C. - The National Vaccine Information Center (NVIC) is calling on...
FDA Report Shows Abortion Pill May be Dangerous, Misused April 17, 2002 Washington, DC -- A 21-year-old woman had a heart attack three days after using the dangerous abortion pill mifepristone, but there is no way to know if the pill played a role, health officials...
Adult Stem Cells Work Well in Parkinson's Disease Case April 9, 2002 Washington Post Chicago, IL -- The hand tremors and other symptoms of Parkinson's disease that had started to interfere with a California man's life have largely disappeared since doctors retrieved...
BBC News: Thursday, 14, February, 2002, 18:44 GMT Jail Threat for Refusing MMR Vaccine Washington, DC A US city has introduced an initiative to force parents to vaccinate their children with the controversial MMR vaccine or go to jail. Children in Washington DC who...
New Scientist Reports January 23, 2002 A stem cell has been found in adults that can turn into every single tissue in the body. It might turn out to be the most important cell ever discovered. According to a January 23rd breaking story on the New Scientist website...
Update..12-03-01: Acambis/Baxter announces Second Contract for 155 Million Doses of the New Smallpox Vaccine Will Use Vero Cell Lines - not MRC-5 On October 28th, the Washington Post published a seemingly innocuous article that announced our government’s award of a...
SPECIAL ALERT: October 30th: For Immediate Release New Smallpox Vaccine To Use Aborted Fetal Cell Line, MRC-5 The Washington Post announced the award of a contract for the development of a new smallpox vaccine to Oravax/Acambis Corporation. The proposal presented to...
The Right to Choose: Making an Informed Decision about Vaccines By Jameson Taylor, Human Life International President Bush, in a 12 August NY Times op-ed, defended his decision to fund embryonic stem cell research by citing the widespread use of vaccines derived from...
National Catholic Register Volume 77 No. 41 October 14 - 20, 2001 A Better Way: Campaign for Clean Vaccines Gathers Steam by Celeste McGovern, Register Correspondent CLEARWATER, Fla. - First, Debi Vinnedge was shocked when she learned many routine vaccines are...
What is a Catholic Supposed to Do? On the heels of American Life League's Celebrate Life Magazine publishing an article regarding vaccines derived from aborted fetal tissue in the July-August issue, came President Bush's article in the OP/ED section of the NY Times...
Capitol Hill Stem-Cell Backers Received Health Industry Dollars By Asif Ismail and Christine Morente (Source: The Public-i http://www.public-i.org) (Washington, Aug. 30) U.S. representatives and senators who strongly pushed for federally subsidized embryonic stem...
The Banality of Politics: Bush’s Stem Cell Decision By Jameson Taylor The reason things keep getting worse and worse is because reasonable people keep compromising more and more. Eighty years ago, when Margaret Sanger led the campaign to legalize birth control,...
The New “Moderate” Pro-Lifers By Jameson Taylor Perhaps the most disturbing upshot of the embryonic stem cell (ESC) debate has been the shameless co-option of pro-life language by a number of so-called pro-life politicians. Shelbie Oppenheimer, who has amyotrophic...
Bush Justifies ESCR with Vaccine From Abortion - Ignores Public Campaign In February of this year as President Bush was making his decision as to whether he would allow federal funding of Embryonic Stem Cell Research (ESCR), Children of God for Life wrote to him,...
The Bush Decision: Stem Cell Research - Questions and Answers Q:What is the next step for stem cell research? A: President Bush has allowed federal funding for embryonic stem cell research only if researchers use 64 existing lines of stem cells, already extracted...
Cells, Fetuses, and Logic Who is being sentimental, who rational, in this debate? By Ramesh Ponnuru, NR senior editor July 23, 2001 Issue Americans' attitudes toward abortion are notoriously muddled. But it is safe to say that they tend to dislike pro-lifers more than...
Stem cells harbor genetic abnormalities, scientists find From July 6 Minneapolis Star Tribune News Services Friday, July 6, 2001 Since the birth of Dolly, the first cloned sheep, scientists have created seemingly healthy copies of mice, pigs, goats and cows. But...
From The Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity Using Stem Cells from Embryos Will Make Human Flesh Profitable Daniel McConchie Unless there is a scientific discovery that removes the perceived need for embryonic stem cells, the debate over their use in research is...
May 21, 2001 Ms. Debra L. Vinnedge Executive Director Children of God for Life 2130 Catalina Drive Clearwater, Florida 33764-3715 Dear Ms. Vinnedge: Thank you for your letter about the important issue of stem cell research. I share your...
20-week-old Fetal Tissue Used by NIH in Taxpayer-Funded AIDS Research Program May 14, 2001 Worldnet Daily By Terence P. Jeffrey © 2001 Human Events The U.S. government, according to a written statement by the National Institutes of Health, or NIH, funded the...
20-week-old Fetal Tissue Used by NIH in Taxpayer-Funded AIDS Research Program May 14, 2001 Worldnet Daily By Terence P. Jeffrey © 2001 Human Events The U.S. government, according to a written statement by the National Institutes of Health, or NIH, funded the...
