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British team announce country's first human-animal embryos

by Rich Bowden - Apr 2 2008, 06:57

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Grace HingaApr 2nd, 2008 - 15:27:54

I do very clearly recall someone I have met in life that had A sheep eye
transplant and even though they could not see they had a better look on their face than having their eye closed, or covered (Moshe Dayan Style a one time President of Israel in the 60s) that then tells us that improving human life without destroying another is solution than having to surrender living
while suffering from any decease that can be cured by any means, Those that have no Heal Problem cannot understand that Some people would pay anything
to hold onto life but without solutions we all watch them dying. However Anyone without a Health problem may never come to agreeing with what Science and Medical Technology would come up with. To a few it is A Solution.Go Go..

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