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Barrier to Human Embryo Research Lifted CAIN BURDEAU Courthouse News Service

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Opening the door to new scientific achievement as well as ethical questions, an international body overseeing stem cell research has lifted a ban on growing human embryos beyond 14 days in laboratories.
Opening the door to new scientific achievement as well as ethical questions, an international body overseeing stem cell research has lifted a ban on growing human embryos beyond 14 days in laboratories.
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