STEM CELL DEBATE To Resolve Stem Cell Research should be legalized in the United States for the sole purpose of curing diseases. ... Today, millions of people around the world suffer from incurable diseases. ... Nerve cells could also be grown which would give scientists the ability to cure diseases such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. ...
The reasons we should have our government fund stem cell research are, for one stem cell research can make huge impacts in today's population because of all the once incurable disease's stem cells can cure. We can learn how diseases form and how to stop them once and for all so we can hopefully one day become a completely healthy nation. ... There are so many diseases that can be cured or at least helped. ... Stem cells could cure multiple deadly diseases including: Alzheimer's, Lou Gehrig's disease (ALS), Parkinson's, Arthritis, HIV/Aids, and many more ("Frequent...
This stem cell has the ability to become any cell that constitutes the organism, which has attracted the interest of scientists and researchers who study degenerative disease. ... During the experiment, the rats were exposed to the Sindbis virus, which simulates the disease by infecting efferent neurons in the spinal cord. ... The slowly developing degenerative effects of Parkinson's disease may not be adequate to trigger the natural regeneration of the brain. ... They also found that the treated rats did not show the behavior abnormalities characteristic of Parkinson's disease. ...
Stem cells can be used to fix many types of diseases, conditions, and disabilities. These include problems like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases. Other examples of conditions that could be treated are a spinal cord injuries, stroke, burns, heart disease, diabetes, osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. ... Transplanting healthy muscle cells into the heart of someone with this disease could provide new hope for someone with a heart that can no long pump sufficiently. ... Diseases that were once thought to be incurable would no longer exist. ...
