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Objects of Competition

Harbingers of Destruction

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Molly Nash

Picture of a Stem Cell

The Promise of Stem Cells

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Stem Cells and Biodefense

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The Stem Cell: Gateway to the biorenaissance

The Stem Cell Dilemma
Beacons of Hope or Harbingers of Doom?
★Awarded a star by Kirkus Reviews for "remarkable merit"

"Timely, levelheaded investigation of stem-cell medicine."

"Nothing is starry-eyed in this plainspoken, well-tuned text."

-- Kirkus Reviews

By Leo Furcht MD
and William Hoffman

Arcade Publishing, April 2008

At the dawn of this new century, we are entering a biorenaissance as far reaching in science, medicine, and technology as the Renaissance was in art, architecture, and exploration.

Anatomist Leonardo da Vinci guides the reader on an epic journey from the Renaissance to the biorenaissance we are entering. Embryonic and adult stem cells, reprogrammed skin cells and primate cloning are among the stops along the way as the century of the cell unfolds.

Foreword by Brock Reeve, executive director of the Harvard Stem Cell Institute.
Arcade Publishing, Inc. 2008 ISBN-10: 1559708727 ---- ISBN-13: 978-1559708722
A discussion of The Stem Cell Dilemma held at the University of Minnesota Bookstore April 23rd will be broadcast by C-SPAN's Book TV on Sunday, May 25th, at 2 pm. Eastern Time, 1 pm. Central Time.