Embryonic stem cell research eng 201 From:Destiny GarciaViews:2 0ratingsTime:04:17More inPeople Blogs Read more: Embryonic stem cell research eng 201 - Video … Continue reading →

Seven Threats against the Culture of Life - Scott Gaylord, JD, Ph.D. (Introduction) CatholicCourses.BenedictPress.com Seven Threats against the Culture of Life From Abortion to Euthanasia Professor Scott Gaylord, JD, Ph.D. Join Dr. Scott Gaylord for an in-depth exploration of the scientific, legal, philosophical, and moral dimensions of some of the most important battleground issues regarding the Culture of Life:◦ Redefining "life"◦ Abortion and contraception◦ Embyronic stem cell research◦ In Vitro fertilization◦ And more! The threat to the Culture of Life that these issues pose has intensified in recent years due to at least three ongoing developments: 1. Advances in scientific research and technology, which enable us to control the creation (and destruction) of human life in unprecedented ways 2. The ever-increasing realiance of our society on the courts to legislate what is right or wrong regarding these scientific advances The loss of a moral dimension to the scientific and legal discussion that determine how society treats the most vulnerable among us at the beginning, as well as at the end, of life. A complete understanding of these pressing life issues requires an understanding of the interrelation between science, law, and morality. This interconnectedness is all … Continue reading →

Derren Brown: Fear and Faith, Episode 2 [HD] English subtitles. Derren Brown demonstrates how he can induce a "religious experience" in a self-styled Atheist (and stem-cell scientist). He reproduces a number of well known psychology experiments which show how even non-believers are "hard-wired" to be susceptible to suggestions of super-natural (and religious) presences.From:Nacido AteoViews:1 0ratingsTime:47:27More inEntertainment Read more: Derren Brown: Fear and Faith, Episode 2 [HD] English subtitles. - Video … Continue reading →

My First Project MULTIMODEL: COMMERCIAL This was a project for my english 101 class. It is addressing the ethical contorversery of whether or not stem cell research should be used. The target is skeptics. The video is meant to convey the idea the stem cell research provides hope, and could be the answer to many medical discoverys. I do not own rights to any of the material in this video.From:Angela StreecterViews:4 0ratingsTime:00:45More inEntertainment Read more from the original source: My First Project - Video … Continue reading →

Stem Cell Research Religious Controversy Stem Cell Research short documentary for my LTV FinalFrom:Kent TorViews:6 0ratingsTime:05:33More inEducation See the original post: Stem Cell Research Religious Controversy - Video … Continue reading →

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Dec. 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Doug Broeska, Ph.D., CEO of Regenetek Research Inc., an international medical research company with offices in Canada and India has announced that they are launching new web-based, self-managing, clinical trial software that amongst other things will be able to extend patient Registry information into individual patient case studies and aggregate the data with comparisons to cohorts. The company has so far specifically focused their new technology on a number of autologous therapeutic stem cell trials for a range of neurologic diseases that are taking place in multiple centers worldwide. Such software would have important application where limited financial resources are combined with the need to validate efficacy and prove reproducibility of therapy protocols. "The ability to rigorously evaluate individual patients, monitor adverse events, and aggregate data from different patients in different centers while maintaining ethical standards will achieve better control of bias, generate greater statistical power, and produce more meaningful conclusions for clinical outcomes," says Dr. Broeska, CEO of Regenetek Research. Indeed, for cases where every patient's cells are unique, randomized controlled trials are simply not possible as an appropriate design for clinical investigation. "This is just getting back to the basics of … Continue reading →