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"Comparing the maternal mortality risk of childbirth to that of abortion, when proper weight is given to the increased risk of breast cancer and suicide due to abortion, and the decreased risk of ovarian cancer with full-term pregnancy, abortion is many times more hazardous to the mother in the long run than carrying a child to term."

-- Chris Kahlenborn M.D., "Breast Cancer: Abortion and the Pill"

 
Obtaining Stem Cells From Umbilical Cord Blood (3/04) PDF Print E-mail

BioE [St. Paul, MN] has developed a processing system, called PrepaCyte-CB, that separates the stem cells from umbilical cord blood.  It is expected to become the first FDA-compliant cell-separation product and first available on the market by early 2005.

Blood from the umbilical cord is rich in stem cells, which have the potential to develop into many different cell types in the body.

Use of umbilical cord stem cells is ethical and does not use or destroy human embryos. 

BioE and lead neurologist, Dr. Leslie Weiner, have a research agreement with the Univ of Southern CA, where Weiner is chair in Neurology at the University’s Keck School of Medicine. [Minneapolis Star Tribune, 23Mar04; HLA Action News, Spring 2004]
 
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