End the Use of Aborted Children in Science
Children of God for Life is the Pro-Life Worldwide Leader in the Campaign for Ethical* Vaccines, Medicines and Consumer Products that preserves the Dignity of Human Life.
* Ethical: Untainted by Abortion
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Vaccines
We advocate for ethical, untainted by abortion, alternatives to vaccines produced or tested using aborted fetal cell lines, upholding conscience rights for families, doctors, and the faithful. As pro-life leaders. we fight for informed consent, moral options, and continued vigilance in biomedical development.
Autism Research
Despite public concern, autism research is still quietly entangled with abortion-derived fetal cell lines. We expose these connections and call researchers and institutions to uphold human dignity by pursuing alternatives that respect both life and scientific integrity.
Pharmaceuticals/Medicines
With over 21,000 prescription drugs on the market, many remain unethically developed or tested using fetal cell lines like HEK-293. We offer ongoing research, clarity amidst misinformation, and support for those seeking morally safe options in medicine and treatment.
Consumer Products
Shockingly, fetal cell lines have been used to test items like processed foods, cosmetics, and flavor enhancers. We raise awareness about these hidden practices and advocate for transparency in labeling, so families can choose products that align with their pro-life values.
Latest News
Embryonic therapies, pure folly says MIT professor
Source URL: http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2005/dec/05121209.html Embryonic Stem Cell Therapies to Cure Disease is “Pure Folly”, Says MIT Prof Reveals Some Scientists Don’t Oppose Embryonic Research Out of Fear of Reprisals By Terry Vanderheyden CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts,...
Bone marrow VSel – no need for embryos
http://www.lifenews.com/bio1227.html Adult Stem Cell Research Discovery Could Change Entire Embryonic Debate by Steven Ertelt LifeNews.com Editor December 13, 2005 Louisville, KY (LifeNews.com) -- Scientists at the University of Louisville say they have made a...
To Clone or Not to Clone
To clone or not to clone By Michael Cook Tuesday, 06 December 2005 Whether or not embryos should be cloned and then destroyed for their stem cells has been one of the hottest issues in science this year. James Sherley, a professor at MIT, says that the use of cells...
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