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Focus is on adult stem cells

By Scott Allen
Globe Staff / October 8, 2005

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Let others wrestle with the ethics of destroying tiny human embryos to collect the powerful stem cells inside. Dr. Charles Vacanti of Brigham and Women's Hospital is quietly making enormous progress in coaxing the same life-saving potential out of stem cells that have been harmlessly taken from adults. Already, researchers in Vacanti's lab are using adult stem cells to successfully ... (Full article: 334 words)

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