President Bush's bioethics panel has little influence
Before Sept. 11, 2001, the politics of stem cell research so consumed the first summer of the Bush presidency that it was the subject of his first prime-time national address. The president set forth restrictions on government funding of the science. And, as millions watched, he announced the creation of a unique White House panel to examine the complex biomedical ... (Full Article: 1265 Words)
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