5/16/2013 – Stem Cell Milestone Revives Intense Ethical Debate

Scientists in Oregon have achieved something that has eluded researchers for years. They have created stem cells that are tailored to individual patients, made from cloned embryos. That would open the door to treating many diseases, including Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, diabetes, spinal cord injuries and many others. But researchers face ethical dilemmas.

Listen to the full story at National Public Radio (NPR).

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