Paralysed man walks again after cell transplant.

[Ultimatum]

BBC News.

This is good to hear.
Shame that exepriments and procedures involving stem cells are outlawed in some countries- thanks religion.

 

[Revoltingest]

I note in the article that the transplanted cells were from the patient's own body.
Cool!

 

[dawny0826]

BBC News.

This is good to hear.
Shame that exepriments and procedures involving stem cells are outlawed in some countries- thanks religion.

Many who oppose stem cell research oppose the extraction of stem cells from aborted fetuses.

They used stem cells from the man's nose, in this case. I'm not sure why anyone would object to that type of research or treatment, religious or otherwise.

 

[miriam40012]

But it cost a lot of money

 

[Shadow Wolf]

BBC News.

This is good to hear.
Shame that exepriments and procedures involving stem cells are outlawed in some countries- thanks religion.

That is more specifically towards using aborted fetuses as a source for stem cells, which, as anyone who has looked into the subject knows, is not the only source of stem cells. So how does religion play into this?
But, that is great news!