1. Big Biotech/Government Complex

For Big Biotech/Govt Complex, It is Never Enough

by Wesley J. Smith

For years, Big Biotech and its enablers worked to destroy the modest Bush embryonic stem cell funding limitations. Then, with the election of President Obama, they got their way. But are they happy? No. The new proposed NIH rules for funding ESCR would not permit researchers to create embryos solely . . . . Continue Reading »

25 May 2009

Embryonic Stem Cell Research Complex Never Satisfied

by Wesley J. Smith

Does the grousing never end? Here the Big Biotech/Government Complex worked years to get the minor Bush funding restrictions removed, and still they are not happy. From the story:Critics charged that the existing lines had many limitations and that the funding restrictions severely hindered the . . . . Continue Reading »

25 May 2009
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