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• A " yes " vote opposes fetal tissue research.
• -- Eliminate taxpayer-funded abortions and fetal tissue research.
• Many researchers urged Congress not to ban fetal tissue research.
• Opponents said that fetal tissue research could produce crucial information towards a cure.
• But Samuelson urged lawmakers to use caution before acting against fetal tissue research.
• Conservatives opposed him because of his remarks 14 years ago supporting fetal tissue research.
• Still, Daschbach cautions that fetal tissue research is a mine field of ethical dilemmas.
• They oppose fetal tissue research and want to eliminate it from the state of Missouri.
• Planned Parenthood and fetal tissue research.
• The Reagan and Bush administrations prohibited federal funding of human fetal tissue research that involved transplants.
• The Senate on Thursday rejected, 38-60, a bill to ban human fetal tissue research.
• Fetal tissue research also may help patients with spinal cord inju ries, epilepsy and other neuro-de generative diseases.
• And McCain has earned the wrath of other anti-abortion groups because he favors federal funding of fetal tissue research.
• Planned Parenthood stopped renting space in its facility for fetal tissue research a little more than a year ago, Brownlie said.
• The challenge to Arizona's ban on fetal tissue research began in 1996 with the Center for Reproduc tive Law and Policy.
• Bush said Monday he also plans to deal with questions concerning fetal tissue research, another medical procedure tied up in the abortion debate.
• The issue of fetal tissue research was scheduled to be highlighted in an episode of ABC's " 20 / 20"
• But conservatives, who opposed Fauci because of remarks he made 14 years ago supporting fetal tissue research, took credit for scuttling his candidacy.
• He has drawn Christian right supporters from Nethercutt, whose daughter has diabetes and who does not oppose fetal tissue research to search for a cure.
• Fetal tissue research has been going on for 40 years, said Arthur Caplan, director of the Center for Bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania.