(Journey in a broken world; c.f. Reuters)
Article by Marc Aupiais
A recent article by Reuters speaks of how the Flu virus has been used in mice, making ordinary cells act and look like embryonic stem cells.
This could cure Parkinson's Disease and other diseases.
The Vatican has for years called for focus on using the like of our skin's cells for research to avoid the immorality of cloning- used by many. All scientific achievements in this field have been in this section- where the Vatican has advised scientists to remain. The current research is another example of this success.
Friday, 26 September 2008
Moral science triumphs again- Flu virus could help cure diseases

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