The Womb: The New Scientific Frontier?

New frontier in uterine science In 1967, New York Times reporter James Koniff wrote that the uterus is a new frontier of science (Maynard-Moody, 1995). His article brought about great political and social controversy in using the fetus for fetal science research, as well as other sounds unpleasant to fetal research. Prior to the Roe vs. Wade ruling of the Supreme Court in 1973, fetal research was carried out relatively quietly without public protest.

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July 25, 1945 - In response to President Roosevelt's request, Van Neva Bush announced the famous report "Science: The Endless Frontier". At his discretion he wrote, "Establishment of the National Research Foundation can best promote public interest in scientific research and science education." "The pioneering spirit of this country is still vibrant.The science provides an undeveloped hinterland for pioneers of tools to accomplish the task.The reward for exploring this country and individual is Huge, our safety as a country, better health, more work, higher standard of living, and the key to our cultural progress. "