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Why NIH Fetal Tissue Ban is Smart Science
2026-02-10
[DailySignal] The practice [of using fetal tissue from elective abortion] and the promises predate Roe v. Wade. In over 100 years of fetal tissue research, not a single cure has been developed, and this more-or-less medieval research tool has produced only equivocal results even in basic biological studies.
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A further backlash against the use of tissues and cells from elective abortion was seen in the rejection of COVID-19 vaccines by a large swath of the American people for ethical reasons. As opposed to the despotic mandates of the Biden administration, simply acknowledging these concerns and creating vaccines using non-fetal cells, technologies which already exist, would have garnered public appreciation for the pharmaceutical industry, not to mention a larger share of the public getting vaccinated.

More on stem cells, especially for the moms out there
Hoplite Phalanx Effect

[SaintPaulVI] ..fetal cells persist in maternal blood and tissues postpartum and "may respond to maternal injury" by helping the moms heal themselves reinforces what I have called "the hoplite phalanx effect" of pregnancy.

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