Stem Cell Riddle

By plb on June 7, 2007 6:33 PM | No Comments

Yesterday, a major stem cell break-through was reported after researchers announced that they could manipulate mouse skin cells into embryonic-like stem cells. This is being celebrated because scientists can now (potentially) develop embryonic stem cells without the ethical concerns of destroying human life.

Today, rather than report in a manner consistent with the hype of the past, the New York Times headlines seems to downplaye the discovery: A Long, Uncertain Path for New Cell Technique.

Why?

Answer: AZPolicyBlog

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