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Stem cell research | Scientists say cloning offers a unique way to produce cells that may someday be used to treat diseases. | This is material is being thrown away anyway in landfills, when it could be saving lives in more ways than curing just diabetes. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Both embryonic and non-embryonic stem cells show potential for developing treatments for human diseases and injuries. | It is their seemingly endless potential that has researchers around the globe itching to use stem cell research in lifesaving medical therapies. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Stimulating the human stem cell research field would be advantageous for finding cures for many diseases. | Potential therapeutic applications of stem cells cut across several debilitating and deadly disease areas, including cancer and AIDS. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Thousands of patients have had their health improved and their lives saved with adult stem cells. | [ 20 ] * Embryonic stem cells have greater plasticity, potentially allowing them to treat a wider range of diseases. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | But in the laboratory, these defective embryos could help researchers understand genetically linked diseases and develop treatments for them. | Areas of potential use for stem cells include Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, spinal cord injuries, stroke, and heart disease. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Yes, there are numerous biomedical advances that can potentially lead to treatments for diseases like type I diabetes. | The possibilities of this research are giving hope to those with Parkinson's disease, diabetes, spinal cord injuries, autoimmune diseases, osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, and cancer. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Only through aggressive research on all fronts will the safest and most effective therapies become available for those with debilitating diseases. | They were created from embryos that have already been destroyed, and they have the ability to regenerate themselves indefinitely, creating ongoing opportunities for research. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Stem cells hold potential to treat conditions such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, stroke, spinal cord injury, heart disease, diabetes, burns, rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. | More than 100 million Americans suffer from cancer, diabetes, heart disease, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, autoimmune disorders, spinal cord injuries, and other debilitating diseases and conditions. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Their growth cannot be controlled and tumors develop. | Most cosmetic companies that are animal testing free will say so on the package. | 2DTORCD
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Stem cell research | Thousands of patients have had their health improved and their lives saved with adult stem cells. | Yet further treatments using stem cells could potentially be developed thanks to their ability to repair extensive tissue damage. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | [ 20 ] * Embryonic stem cells have greater plasticity, potentially allowing them to treat a wider range of diseases. | Researchers are seeking ways to create stem-cell-based therapies to treat or cure illnesses such as Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's, diabetes, heart disease and spinal-cord injuries. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Embryonic stem cell research holds great promise for millions of Americans suffering from devastating diseases and conditions. | There is empirical proof that research from adult stem cells provide greater probability of potential cuures for spinal cord injuries, and other chronic diseases. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | The cloned embryo produces stem cells that could regenerate the damaged tissue, without the risk of rejection. | Yet further treatments using stem cells could potentially be developed thanks to their ability to repair extensive tissue damage. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Millions of people with debilitating diseases and disabilities could one day benefit from embryonic stem-cell therapy. | [ 20 ] * Embryonic stem cells have greater plasticity, potentially allowing them to treat a wider range of diseases. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Millions of people with debilitating diseases and disabilities could one day benefit from embryonic stem-cell therapy. | They say that stem cell research will eventually find a cure for such diseases as cancer, Parkinson's disease, and muscular dystrophy. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | However, tampering with the object is not easily detected. | The network uses a technology called Lora WAN, that enables to transmit small packages of data over long distance, at very low energy and money cost. | 2DTORCD
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Stem cell research | The cloned embryo produces stem cells that could regenerate the damaged tissue, without the risk of rejection. | Furthermore, if these stem cells are going to be destroyed anyways, it is best to use them to possibly help save and improve lives. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | In the future, these cells could potentially be transplanted into patients to replace tissues damaged by diseases such as cancer. | [ 20 ] * Embryonic stem cells have greater plasticity, potentially allowing them to treat a wider range of diseases. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | We support the rightful use of science and technology to develop effective treatments and cures for the diseases and conditions that affect humankind. | Furthermore, if these stem cells are going to be destroyed anyways, it is best to use them to possibly help save and improve lives. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Potential therapeutic applications of stem cells cut across several debilitating and deadly disease areas, including cancer and AIDS. | Every day that passes by is one lost opportunity for creating therapies, discovering pathways that could lead to a cure for my diabetes. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Harnessing this ability could one day enable researchers to grow customized cells and tissue that could repair damaged or diseased organs. | Every day that passes by is one lost opportunity for creating therapies, discovering pathways that could lead to a cure for my diabetes. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | The possibilities of this research are giving hope to those with Parkinson's disease, diabetes, spinal cord injuries, autoimmune diseases, osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, and cancer. | With more research, future treatments may include transplanting insulin-producing pancreatic beta cells, eliminating the need for daily medications and reducing the risk of diabetes related complications. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Ultimately, this study could help reduce diseases, including cardiovascular, immune, and neurological diseases. | Biomedical researchers hope that they can use stem cells to regenerate diseased and damaged tissue that otherwise could not regenerate on its own. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Furthermore, if these stem cells are going to be destroyed anyways, it is best to use them to possibly help save and improve lives. | More than 100 million Americans suffer from cancer, diabetes, heart disease, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, autoimmune disorders, spinal cord injuries, and other debilitating diseases and conditions. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Stimulating the human stem cell research field would be advantageous for finding cures for many diseases. | Embryonic stem cell research holds great promise for millions of Americans suffering from devastating diseases and conditions. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Both embryonic and non-embryonic stem cells show potential for developing treatments for human diseases and injuries. | The possibilities of this research are giving hope to those with Parkinson's disease, diabetes, spinal cord injuries, autoimmune diseases, osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, and cancer. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | This may help in recovery from a variety of diseases with a genetic basis. | Early learning curve electric cars can't compete against mature ICE cars where total cost of ownership is the main consideration. | 2DTORCD
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Stem cell research | With continued research comes scientific advances and possibly cures too many debilitating and deadly diseases. | Only through aggressive research on all fronts will the safest and most effective therapies become available for those with debilitating diseases. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Both embryonic and non-embryonic stem cells show potential for developing treatments for human diseases and injuries. | Biomedical researchers hope that they can use stem cells to regenerate diseased and damaged tissue that otherwise could not regenerate on its own. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Ultimately, this study could help reduce diseases, including cardiovascular, immune, and neurological diseases. | Embryonic stem cell research holds great promise for millions of Americans suffering from devastating diseases and conditions. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | There have been great advances in steam cell research in other areas without the use of an embryo. | [0004] The successful implementation of a hydrogen storage, delivery and production system will be crucial to commercializing the fuel cell. | 2DTORCD
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Stem cell research | Thousands of patients have had their health improved and their lives saved with adult stem cells. | More than 100 million Americans suffer from cancer, diabetes, heart disease, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, autoimmune disorders, spinal cord injuries, and other debilitating diseases and conditions. | 2DTORCD
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Stem cell research | Biomedical researchers hope that they can use stem cells to regenerate diseased and damaged tissue that otherwise could not regenerate on its own. | Furthermore, if these stem cells are going to be destroyed anyways, it is best to use them to possibly help save and improve lives. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Both embryonic and non-embryonic stem cells show potential for developing treatments for human diseases and injuries. | Potential therapeutic applications of stem cells cut across several debilitating and deadly disease areas, including cancer and AIDS. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | With continued research comes scientific advances and possibly cures too many debilitating and deadly diseases. | With more research, future treatments may include transplanting insulin-producing pancreatic beta cells, eliminating the need for daily medications and reducing the risk of diabetes related complications. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | But in the laboratory, these defective embryos could help researchers understand genetically linked diseases and develop treatments for them. | The possibilities of this research are giving hope to those with Parkinson's disease, diabetes, spinal cord injuries, autoimmune diseases, osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, and cancer. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Both embryonic and non-embryonic stem cells show potential for developing treatments for human diseases and injuries. | More than 100 million Americans suffer from cancer, diabetes, heart disease, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, autoimmune disorders, spinal cord injuries, and other debilitating diseases and conditions. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Areas of potential use for stem cells include Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, spinal cord injuries, stroke, and heart disease. | Stem cells hold potential to treat conditions such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, stroke, spinal cord injury, heart disease, diabetes, burns, rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | The possibilities of this research are giving hope to those with Parkinson's disease, diabetes, spinal cord injuries, autoimmune diseases, osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, and cancer. | Researchers are seeking ways to create stem-cell-based therapies to treat or cure illnesses such as Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's, diabetes, heart disease and spinal-cord injuries. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Arguments can range from promises of cures for terrible diseases to the degradation of the human lives they are supposed to save. | It is their seemingly endless potential that has researchers around the globe itching to use stem cell research in lifesaving medical therapies. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Ultimately, this study could help reduce diseases, including cardiovascular, immune, and neurological diseases. | The possibilities of this research are giving hope to those with Parkinson's disease, diabetes, spinal cord injuries, autoimmune diseases, osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, and cancer. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Both embryonic and non-embryonic stem cells show potential for developing treatments for human diseases and injuries. | Embryonic stem cell research holds great promise for millions of Americans suffering from devastating diseases and conditions. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Millions of people with debilitating diseases and disabilities could one day benefit from embryonic stem-cell therapy. | Embryonic stem cell research holds great promise for millions of Americans suffering from devastating diseases and conditions. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | [ 20 ] * Embryonic stem cells have greater plasticity, potentially allowing them to treat a wider range of diseases. | Furthermore, if these stem cells are going to be destroyed anyways, it is best to use them to possibly help save and improve lives. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Ultimately, this study could help reduce diseases, including cardiovascular, immune, and neurological diseases. | Stimulating the human stem cell research field would be advantageous for finding cures for many diseases. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Millions of people with debilitating diseases and disabilities could one day benefit from embryonic stem-cell therapy. | Researchers are seeking ways to create stem-cell-based therapies to treat or cure illnesses such as Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's, diabetes, heart disease and spinal-cord injuries. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | However, judging from the article, it does not seem like altering these organisms will cause major harm. | The worthy foe is not environmental regulations nor the the government or public demanding fracking moratoriums and bans. | 2DTORCD
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Stem cell research | Ultimately, this study could help reduce diseases, including cardiovascular, immune, and neurological diseases. | Yes, there are numerous biomedical advances that can potentially lead to treatments for diseases like type I diabetes. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Both embryonic and non-embryonic stem cells show potential for developing treatments for human diseases and injuries. | [ 20 ] * Embryonic stem cells have greater plasticity, potentially allowing them to treat a wider range of diseases. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | It's a research that can find new cures for old diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. | Stem cells hold potential to treat conditions such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, stroke, spinal cord injury, heart disease, diabetes, burns, rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Scientists say cloning offers a unique way to produce cells that may someday be used to treat diseases. | Every day that passes by is one lost opportunity for creating therapies, discovering pathways that could lead to a cure for my diabetes. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Embryonic stem cell research holds great promise for millions of Americans suffering from devastating diseases and conditions. | Potential therapeutic applications of stem cells cut across several debilitating and deadly disease areas, including cancer and AIDS. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Only through aggressive research on all fronts will the safest and most effective therapies become available for those with debilitating diseases. | More than 100 million Americans suffer from cancer, diabetes, heart disease, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, autoimmune disorders, spinal cord injuries, and other debilitating diseases and conditions. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Potential therapeutic applications of stem cells cut across several debilitating and deadly disease areas, including cancer and AIDS. | Areas of potential use for stem cells include Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, spinal cord injuries, stroke, and heart disease. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Potential therapeutic applications of stem cells cut across several debilitating and deadly disease areas, including cancer and AIDS. | We support the rightful use of science and technology to develop effective treatments and cures for the diseases and conditions that affect humankind. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Ultimately, this study could help reduce diseases, including cardiovascular, immune, and neurological diseases. | It's a research that can find new cures for old diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Ultimately, this study could help reduce diseases, including cardiovascular, immune, and neurological diseases. | Both embryonic and non-embryonic stem cells show potential for developing treatments for human diseases and injuries. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Millions of people with debilitating diseases and disabilities could one day benefit from embryonic stem-cell therapy. | It is their seemingly endless potential that has researchers around the globe itching to use stem cell research in lifesaving medical therapies. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Security Any organisation looking to store files and data in the cloud will need to know how secure that information is. | Logic Nets' and ICT's ongoing collaboration has led to the delivery of large-scale expert decision support applications to major healthcare, government, and industrial organizations. | 2DTORCD
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Stem cell research | Yes, there are numerous biomedical advances that can potentially lead to treatments for diseases like type I diabetes. | Furthermore, if these stem cells are going to be destroyed anyways, it is best to use them to possibly help save and improve lives. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Stimulating the human stem cell research field would be advantageous for finding cures for many diseases. | There is empirical proof that research from adult stem cells provide greater probability of potential cuures for spinal cord injuries, and other chronic diseases. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Ultimately, this study could help reduce diseases, including cardiovascular, immune, and neurological diseases. | [ 20 ] * Embryonic stem cells have greater plasticity, potentially allowing them to treat a wider range of diseases. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Stimulating the human stem cell research field would be advantageous for finding cures for many diseases. | It is their seemingly endless potential that has researchers around the globe itching to use stem cell research in lifesaving medical therapies. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Ultimately, this study could help reduce diseases, including cardiovascular, immune, and neurological diseases. | Thousands of patients have had their health improved and their lives saved with adult stem cells. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | The cloned embryo produces stem cells that could regenerate the damaged tissue, without the risk of rejection. | Harnessing this ability could one day enable researchers to grow customized cells and tissue capable of repairing damaged or diseased organs. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | The cloned embryo produces stem cells that could regenerate the damaged tissue, without the risk of rejection. | In the future, these cells could potentially be transplanted into patients to replace tissues damaged by diseases such as cancer. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Consequently, more accurate digital information can be extracted without being affected by an attack from an unauthorized user. | The masked virtual images show the portions of virtual entities that would be visible if these entities actually existed in the real world. | 2DTORCD
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Stem cell research | Ultimately, this study could help reduce diseases, including cardiovascular, immune, and neurological diseases. | These areas have truly brought about some exciting potential for helping cure diseases. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Thousands of patients have had their health improved and their lives saved with adult stem cells. | They were created from embryos that have already been destroyed, and they have the ability to regenerate themselves indefinitely, creating ongoing opportunities for research. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Stimulating the human stem cell research field would be advantageous for finding cures for many diseases. | Thousands of patients have had their health improved and their lives saved with adult stem cells. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Embryonic stem cell research holds great promise for millions of Americans suffering from devastating diseases and conditions. | Yet further treatments using stem cells could potentially be developed thanks to their ability to repair extensive tissue damage. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Thousands of patients have had their health improved and their lives saved with adult stem cells. | Potential therapeutic applications of stem cells cut across several debilitating and deadly disease areas, including cancer and AIDS. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Harnessing this ability could enable researchers to one day cure disease and save lives. | But in the laboratory, these defective embryos could help researchers understand genetically linked diseases and develop treatments for them. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Stimulating the human stem cell research field would be advantageous for finding cures for many diseases. | This is material is being thrown away anyway in landfills, when it could be saving lives in more ways than curing just diabetes. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | In the future, these cells could potentially be transplanted into patients to replace tissues damaged by diseases such as cancer. | Harnessing this ability could one day enable researchers to grow customized cells and tissue that could repair damaged or diseased organs. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Every human being has the right to live, and Stem Cell Research could be preventing this. | While the Big Data market experienced healthy growth in 2013 thanks to maturing technology and vendor support, barriers to adoption in the enterprise remain. | 2DTORCD
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Stem cell research | Embryonic stem cell research holds great promise for millions of Americans suffering from devastating diseases and conditions. | Harnessing this ability could one day enable researchers to grow customized cells and tissue that could repair damaged or diseased organs. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | [ 20 ] * Embryonic stem cells have greater plasticity, potentially allowing them to treat a wider range of diseases. | Biomedical researchers hope that they can use stem cells to regenerate diseased and damaged tissue that otherwise could not regenerate on its own. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Arguments can range from promises of cures for terrible diseases to the degradation of the human lives they are supposed to save. | We support the rightful use of science and technology to develop effective treatments and cures for the diseases and conditions that affect humankind. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Potential therapeutic applications of stem cells cut across several debilitating and deadly disease areas, including cancer and AIDS. | They say that stem cell research will eventually find a cure for such diseases as cancer, Parkinson's disease, and muscular dystrophy. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Harnessing this ability could enable researchers to one day cure disease and save lives. | We support the rightful use of science and technology to develop effective treatments and cures for the diseases and conditions that affect humankind. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Thousands of patients have had their health improved and their lives saved with adult stem cells. | In the end, it will result in lost opportunities for new jobs and first access to promising new treatments for a range of diseases. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Thousands of patients have had their health improved and their lives saved with adult stem cells. | It is their seemingly endless potential that has researchers around the globe itching to use stem cell research in lifesaving medical therapies. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | It's a research that can find new cures for old diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. | They say that stem cell research will eventually find a cure for such diseases as cancer, Parkinson's disease, and muscular dystrophy. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Ultimately, this study could help reduce diseases, including cardiovascular, immune, and neurological diseases. | This is material is being thrown away anyway in landfills, when it could be saving lives in more ways than curing just diabetes. | 2DTORCD
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Stem cell research | Biomedical researchers hope that they can use stem cells to regenerate diseased and damaged tissue that otherwise could not regenerate on its own. | Areas of potential use for stem cells include Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, spinal cord injuries, stroke, and heart disease. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Every day that passes by is one lost opportunity for creating therapies, discovering pathways that could lead to a cure for my diabetes. | The possibilities of this research are giving hope to those with Parkinson's disease, diabetes, spinal cord injuries, autoimmune diseases, osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, and cancer. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | It's a research that can find new cures for old diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. | The possibilities of this research are giving hope to those with Parkinson's disease, diabetes, spinal cord injuries, autoimmune diseases, osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, and cancer. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Additionally, the water used is virtually unaffected and remains clean with no byproduct after processing. | But even if this bill survives, it doesn't do enough to protect the environment and public health. | 2DTORCD
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Stem cell research | Yet further treatments using stem cells could potentially be developed thanks to their ability to repair extensive tissue damage. | Areas of potential use for stem cells include Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, spinal cord injuries, stroke, and heart disease. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Stimulating the human stem cell research field would be advantageous for finding cures for many diseases. | The cloned embryo produces stem cells that could regenerate the damaged tissue, without the risk of rejection. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Potential therapeutic applications of stem cells cut across several debilitating and deadly disease areas, including cancer and AIDS. | Biomedical researchers hope that they can use stem cells to regenerate diseased and damaged tissue that otherwise could not regenerate on its own. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Biomedical researchers hope that they can use stem cells to regenerate diseased and damaged tissue that otherwise could not regenerate on its own. | They were created from embryos that have already been destroyed, and they have the ability to regenerate themselves indefinitely, creating ongoing opportunities for research. | 1SS
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Stem cell research | Harnessing this ability could enable researchers to one day cure disease and save lives. | Potential therapeutic applications of stem cells cut across several debilitating and deadly disease areas, including cancer and AIDS. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | The possibilities of this research are giving hope to those with Parkinson's disease, diabetes, spinal cord injuries, autoimmune diseases, osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, and cancer. | There is empirical proof that research from adult stem cells provide greater probability of potential cuures for spinal cord injuries, and other chronic diseases. | 3HS
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Stem cell research | Going vegan is healthy, humane and environmentally friendly. | Virtual Reality applications in Neuro-psycho-physiology. Virtual Reality in Eating Disorders. | 2DTORCD
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Stem cell research | It's a research that can find new cures for old diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. | In the future, these cells could potentially be transplanted into patients to replace tissues damaged by diseases such as cancer. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Scientists say cloning offers a unique way to produce cells that may someday be used to treat diseases. | Arguments can range from promises of cures for terrible diseases to the degradation of the human lives they are supposed to save. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | Harnessing this ability could one day enable researchers to grow customized cells and tissue that could repair damaged or diseased organs. | Furthermore, if these stem cells are going to be destroyed anyways, it is best to use them to possibly help save and improve lives. | 0NS
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Stem cell research | It is their seemingly endless potential that has researchers around the globe itching to use stem cell research in lifesaving medical therapies. | This is material is being thrown away anyway in landfills, when it could be saving lives in more ways than curing just diabetes. | 0NS
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