Should government fund stem cell research?

For those who eloquently say that 87 treatments have been found in adult cells, this is because most people do not object to taking measures to save another life. Research on embryonic stem cells has been prohibited so far; at least frustration. These cells are the most promising pure stem cells, since embryo-derived cells are called "cell lines" and are not "given" for purpose, but "beyond the limits". These cells are most promising for major diseases and cancers. In other arguments, we already mentioned that you are accepting human life, but "giving" life is for stem cell research. These cells are fertilized in the laboratory for research purposes. Why do not you provide funds to something that can cure trends and diseases?

I think that the government should fund the research on embryonic stem cells and scientists should be able to study the wonderful possibilities in this field. Scientists do not make damaged embryos to obtain stem cells for research, but instead replace a lot of remaining embryos with in vitro fertilization, a technique to make many human embryos to fertilize women I decided to use it. Many additional ways to quit. An embryo is being made. Extracorporeal debris makes it possible to grow frozen and subsequently destroyed embryos for higher causes. People targeting ESCr claim that more abortion and embryo destruction will occur with the remaining in vitro embryos (Science Daily)

This is one of the most controversial issues raised in the last century. The problem is simple. Should the federal government fund the embryonic stem cell research? The answer is very complicated. At the center of this discussion is whether human embryo-derived stem cells are morally ethical in the treatment and treatment of diabetes, stroke, cancer, Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease. . There are several. Dr. Paul Berg, who received the Nobel Prize in a recent report, "The discovery of human pluripotent stem cells is the most fundamental component of the human body and is a major scientific advance, its value can not be underestimated "Said. It is represented by American Cell Biology Society (2). Since its first separation in 1998, stem cells have shown great potential to change medical research and therapy (2).

Government funds are needed to establish an effective foundation for stem cell research and stem cell treatment facilities. Indeed, the government should take the initiative to establish India's stem cell therapy research center in India's leading medical institution. However, the Ministry of Health of the Indian government has problems such as inadequate distribution of basic medical facilities and occasional occurrence of tropical diseases. Therefore, in order to encourage the government to pay more attention to stem cell research, we need to do lobbying. National experienced stem cell researchers must cooperate to meet government support stem cell research infrastructure requirements