Embryonic stem cells are powerful tools for understanding how organisms develop and how tissues regenerate. These cells have the remarkable ability to self ...

German researchers have made a discovery that could change the ethical landscape for scientists working on embryonic stem cells. They found cells in mice testes that seem to have all the key ...

Researchers at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) are a step closer to finding the fountain of youth ...

Embryonic stem-cell research offers the cells more opportunity for life than they would otherwise see. It offers many afflicted people an opportunity for healthier, longer lives. Saving embryonic stem ...

On March 30, the Massachusetts Senate passed a bill sponsored by Senate President Robert Travaglini (D-East Boston) that would allow embryonic stem cell research and so-called “therapeutic” cloning.

The House takes up the controversial subject of embryonic stem-cell research. Members are expected to approve a bill that would expand federal funding for research using cells from human embryos, a ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Academic researchers working with human embryonic stem cells may be in doubt about their future after a U.S. court ruling on federal funding this week, but for California-based ...

Embryonic stem cells are harvested from four to six-day-old embryos. These embryos are either leftover embryos in fertility clinics or embryos created specifically for harvesting stem cells by ...

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- The Senate on Tuesday approved legislation that would allow federal funding of embryonic stem-cell research, but backers appear unlikely to override a promised presidential ...

The facts and dangers of House Bill 864: Facts: Killing human embryos for scientific research is unethical. Creating these embryos solely for the purpose of human experimentation is morally repugnant ...

*States pass laws banning embryonic stem cell research *Georgia business leaders fear economic backlash *States say they want to preserve life By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Editor WASHINGTON, ...