Should Stem Cell Research Be Funded, Practised and Supported by Government

Posted by Caleb Law on February 6, 2017 in UK Politics

It was only this march when an 11yr old kid got a lifesaving operation injecting his own Stem Cells into his windpipe that fixed it so he can breath.

Stem Cell research is the subject of fierce debate, and the there are two sides of this argument.

There is the Pro-Stem Cell supporters who agree with the further advancement of Stem Cells.

And the Anti-Stem Cell supports who disagree with the further advancement of Stem Cells.

It has been referred to as playing god and also a lifesaver.

You can Comment below and Get on with the Debate.

Author: Caleb Law age: 13

2 responses to Should Stem Cell Research Be Funded, Practised and Supported by Government

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Comment on Should Stem Cell Research Be Funded, Practised and Supported by Government (August 21st, 2010 at 10:27)
The cost of this sort of research can be the only concern, the gov be allowing for private funded medcial centers with tax discounts.
Victor Galvin
Comment on Should Stem Cell Research Be Funded, Practised and Supported by Government (October 11th, 2010 at 22:45)
Any process which can preserve life, cure illnesses, or even ‘grow’ new human body parts, should be encouraged……There is NO God’s law forbidding it. Providing of course that no other life is threatened in this process.