The Edmonton protocol is much closer.

But I'll admit, after reading this
http://www.jdrf.org/files/About_JDRF/wp804.pdf
I am now very against this veto.

On 7/20/06, Larry Lyons wrote:
> > > But given my type 1 insulin dependent diabetes, its an issue that I
> > care strongly about. Its about the only chance of my getting off the
> > injections or hooked into an insulin pump. I do not like this very
> > slow death that I'm subjected to.
> >
> > Sorry to here that but do you think cord blood or adult cells will
> help?
>
> From what I understand, no. Placental cells, if they can be converted to stem 
> cells may, but there are many more problems with both these and adult stem 
> cells than there are with embryonic cells.
>
> In terms of diabetes, the data is very clear, since 2000, embryonic stem cell 
> research has shown that embryonic stem cells will differentiate into the 
> cells that produce insulin. BTW that research was done in Israel, which funds 
> embryonic stem cell research.
>
> From what I understand, no researcher has been able to show that adult stem 
> cells can do the same, without significant problems, such as generating 
> cancerous cells.
>

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