"Coalition For Cures Not Cloning" Forms To Fight Possible Ballot Vote
KSFY Sioux Falls - Tue Nov 10, 12:24 am ETA new group is forming in opposition to the idea of bringing embryonic stem cell research back to a South Dakota ballot.
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Big weekend for Del Rio sports
Del Rio News-Herald - Tue Nov 10, 10:38 am ETThis coming weekend is why I’m an advocate of cloning. We’ve got two major sporting events taking place in two different parts of the state and both are deserving of attention.
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‘Calling the Hawk’
The Savage Pacer - Fri Nov 6, 9:33 am ETIn Eagle Ridge Junior High School’s fall play, “Calling the Hawk” Alexis Kraft (front) plays the smart school girl Veronica and Christina Sahli plays the evil Voltura. The comedic play revolves around Voltura cloning people in the school and Veronica and the rest of the “good guys” fighting Voltura’s efforts. Opening night is Thursday, Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. and other performances are at 7 p.m ...
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Where's My Elephant? [Laelaps]
ScienceBlogs - Thu Nov 5, 3:02 pm ETAlmost every time I get into a discussion about woolly mammoths with someone the conversation eventually steers towards the topic of cloning a mammoth. "Wouldn't it be fascinating?", they often say. And with a little extra genetic engineering, many of my friends hope, maybe someone could create a breed of domesticated mini-mammoths that would definitely be in the running for the title of "Cutest ...
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Professor to speak in favor of modified foods, stem cells
Ventura County Star - Mon Nov 2, 2:03 am ETGregory Pence, a medical school and philosophy professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham who is internationally known for defending cloning and genetically modified food, will speak next week at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks. “Genetically modified food and stem cells are topics that affect every American,” said Pence, noting the topics should resonate with ...
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Consuming cloned meat does not benefit public, animals
The Columbia Chronicle - Sun Nov 1, 8:37 pm ETIn January of 2008, the FDA approved the consumption of meat from cloned animals, which is a frightening thought for many consumers. Cloning technology has not been in existence for very long and the effects of eating cloned meat are largely untested. The success rates of cloned animal births are staggeringly low. But even though [...]
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Disgraced cloning expert convicted in South Korea
KOLD News 13 Tuscon - Thu Oct 29, 4:42 pm ETSEOUL, South Korea (AP) - A South Korean stem cell scientist once hailed as a hero for bringing hope to people with incurable diseases and creating the world's first cloned dog was convicted Monday on criminal charges related to faked research, but avoided jail.
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Disgraced cloning scientist Hwang Woo-suk guilty of embezzlement
Los Angeles Times - Tue Oct 27, 3:11 am ETThe South Korean researcher is also convicted of illegally buying human embryos. He is given a suspended jail sentence. Disgraced South Korean cloning scientist Hwang Woo-suk was found guilty Monday of embezzling from his stem cell research fund and illegally buying human embryos.
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S. Korean cloning scientist guilty of embezzlement
Denver Post - Tue Oct 27, 4:52 am ETDisgraced cloning scientist Hwang Woo-suk was found guilty Monday of embezzling from his stem-cell-research fund and illegally buying human embryos.
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Disgraced cloning expert convicted in SKorea
USA Today - Mon Oct 26, 11:19 am ETA disgraced cloning expert who falsely claimed major breakthroughs in stem cell research was convicted Monday for embezzlement and other charges connected to the scandal, but he will not serve time in prison.
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South Korean cloning expert convicted of embezzlement but is spared prison
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Tue Oct 27, 12:27 am ETSEOUL, South Korea -- Disgraced South Korean cloning scientist Hwang Woo-suk yesterday was found guilty by a Seoul court of embezzling from his stem cell research fund and illegally buying human embryos.
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Disgraced South Korean cloning scientist convicted
AP via Yahoo! News - Mon Oct 26, 1:39 am ETA South Korean court has convicted disgraced cloning scientist Hwang Woo-suk in connection with his stem-cell research.
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Light sentence for disgraced Korean cloning scientist
The Christian Science Monitor - Mon Oct 26, 11:36 am ETHwang Woo-suk, a South Korean scientist whose cloning 'breakthroughs' were exposed as frauds, received a suspended two-year jail sentence Monday.
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Disgraced cloning scientist Hwang Woo-suk found guilty of embezzlement
Los Angeles Times - Mon Oct 26, 10:20 am ETThe South Korean researcher was also convicted of illegally buying human embryos. He was given a suspended jail sentence. Disgraced South Korean cloning scientist Hwang Woo-suk was found guilty by a Seoul court today of embezzling from his stem cell research fund and illegally buying human embryos.
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'Repentant' South Korean Cloning Fraud Convicted, Sentenced to Probation
Voice of America - Mon Oct 26, 1:01 pm ETThe South Korean cloning scientist who rose to hero status and crashed back to earth over allegations of fraudulent research has been convicted on fraud and embezzling charges. However, a South Korean judge went easy on his sentence, saying the doctor has changed his ways.
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Disgraced cloning expert convicted in S. Korea
MSNBC - Mon Oct 26, 3:29 am ETA disgraced cloning expert who falsely claimed major breakthroughs in stem cell research was convicted Monday for embezzlement and other charges connected to the scandal.
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