The Davis family is a very amazing and heartwarming story. Some would even say their families story is a miracle. Mr. and Mrs. Davis got pregnant with a little boy. Mr. Davis, who was a nurse, knew that there was a very good chance for his baby son to get the sickle cell anemia disease. This disease is found more in the african american race. Sure enough when their baby boy was born he was diagnosed with the sickle cell anemia disease. They were told their little boy would not live to see his teen years. The Davis parents would not take this; they were to look and keep looking for an option that would save their son.
Finally, they had found a doctor that laid out all the options for them. This doctor had told them that their had been a study …show more content…
Their story proved killing and damaging an innocent embryo is not necessary. The cells can come from an adult cell and be used to help those in need. It is unnecessary to be damaging embryos for the same use the adult cells can do. Even though embryonic stem cell research could help many survive, it damages innocent embryos for their cells.
In today’s world, Embryonic Stem Cell Research is a big controversy. Embryonic Stem Cell Research (ESC research) is the process of taking cells from embryos to do research on them to help others who are suffering or in need of them in order to survive. The stem cells themselves would be the cells that could help to save someone’s life. These cells regenerate and keep everything stable and properly working in a body. Some people would do anything to get these cells to stay alive. However, when this research is done, innocent embryos are damaged and …show more content…
These people believe that our tax money should not go to research that is morally incorrect. These people have strong beliefs and do not want their money going to something they do not support. Also, most believe that any scientific research is a waste of time anyways. The research is a waste if you are willing to destroy the embryos who cannot even choose life. Then there is reason to believe that the government funding this research may be violating the federal law. Government funding continues to be and probably always will be a controversial topic in ESC
Finally, they had found a doctor that laid out all the options for them. This doctor had told them that their had been a study …show more content…
Their story proved killing and damaging an innocent embryo is not necessary. The cells can come from an adult cell and be used to help those in need. It is unnecessary to be damaging embryos for the same use the adult cells can do. Even though embryonic stem cell research could help many survive, it damages innocent embryos for their cells.
In today’s world, Embryonic Stem Cell Research is a big controversy. Embryonic Stem Cell Research (ESC research) is the process of taking cells from embryos to do research on them to help others who are suffering or in need of them in order to survive. The stem cells themselves would be the cells that could help to save someone’s life. These cells regenerate and keep everything stable and properly working in a body. Some people would do anything to get these cells to stay alive. However, when this research is done, innocent embryos are damaged and …show more content…
These people believe that our tax money should not go to research that is morally incorrect. These people have strong beliefs and do not want their money going to something they do not support. Also, most believe that any scientific research is a waste of time anyways. The research is a waste if you are willing to destroy the embryos who cannot even choose life. Then there is reason to believe that the government funding this research may be violating the federal law. Government funding continues to be and probably always will be a controversial topic in ESC