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Also...Fetal Tissue is not something you just take off the shelf...you apply for it, make your case for research etc. before being granted that tissue.
originally posted by: ~Lucidity
Well.
Imagine that.
Probably just about every med student has.
originally posted by: ~Lucidity
a reply to: Indigo5
And also, I see nothing wrong with his having done this but his hypocrisy.
originally posted by: retiredTxn
originally posted by: introvert
Does it matter where it came from? It's still fetal tissue.
Does it matter where it was studied? It's still fetal tissue.
The tissue still came from a fetus, correct? Is one more "moral" than the other?
Nowhere in Dr. Carson's remarks, or in the abstract linked in the CNN article, was dissection of fetal tissue mentioned.
Obtained from two fetuses aborted at the 9th and 17th week of gestation
originally posted by: retiredTxn
originally posted by: introvert
Nowhere in Dr. Carson's remarks, or in the abstract linked in the CNN article, was dissection of fetal tissue mentioned.
For comparison, normal fetal and adult choroid plexus, ependyma, and nasal mucosa were also examined.
originally posted by: IAMTAT
Watching O'Reilly right Now...Interviewing Dr. Carson.
The host just asked him about this story and Carson absolutely denied it was true. Carson said he has only been involved with fetal tissue derived from surgery he was performing....and NOT aborted fetal tissue.
I will post the interview when it is posted online.
Mods: This should be moved to the HOAX bin now.
originally posted by: Indigo5
Carsons research paper..
Obtained from two fetuses aborted at the 9th and 17th week of gestation
from his paper
For comparison, normal fetal and adult choroid plexus, ependyma, and nasal mucosa were also examined.
originally posted by: IAMTAT
Watching O'Reilly right Now...Interviewing Dr. Carson.
The host just asked him about this story and Carson absolutely denied it was true. Carson said he has only been involved with fetal tissue derived from surgery he was performing....and NOT aborted babies.
I will post the interview when it is posted online.
Mods: This should be moved to the HOAX bin now.
originally posted by: retiredTxn
Have you ever heard of spontaneous abortion, or ectopic pregnancies? How about someone doing the actual elbow work, and another professional reviewing the information, comparing the results for accuracy?
The left has put out information saying that I’ve done research on fetal tissues because my name appears on an article in which the pathologist compared specimens that I delivered from the operating room to some fetal tissues, in an attempt to decide which way the cells were being differentiated. You know, my part is to do the operation and supply the tissue. At that point, I move on to the next operation. So, to suggest that I’m in the laboratory actually doing the research, or retrieving fetal tissue, is nothing but propaganda.”
originally posted by: Indigo5
His paper specified aborted fetuses.
No..with research publications you do not get to be a top-line author unless you drove and participated in the research.
originally posted by: Indigo5
originally posted by: IAMTAT
Watching O'Reilly right Now...Interviewing Dr. Carson.
The host just asked him about this story and Carson absolutely denied it was true. Carson said he has only been involved with fetal tissue derived from surgery he was performing....and NOT aborted babies.
I will post the interview when it is posted online.
Mods: This should be moved to the HOAX bin now.
What are you talking about?
He has already acknowledged it?
And his research paper..yes..you can not be listed as an author without being a primary part of the research..lists specifically Aborted Fetuses.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...
drjengunter.wordpress.com...
Where is your link please?
originally posted by: Indigo5
a reply to: Stormdancer777
Here you go...His denial to O'Reilly
Read carefully...He claims he dissected the fetuses to obtain the relevant brain tissue and delivered it to the researchers..So technically he did not "research" the tissue...only "the operation and supply"..they had the neurosurgeon Ben bring them the relevant brain matter...how is this better?
The left has put out information saying that I’ve done research on fetal tissues because my name appears on an article in which the pathologist compared specimens that I delivered from the operating room to some fetal tissues, in an attempt to decide which way the cells were being differentiated. You know, my part is to do the operation and supply the tissue. At that point, I move on to the next operation. So, to suggest that I’m in the laboratory actually doing the research, or retrieving fetal tissue, is nothing but propaganda.”
CARSON: ‘I HAVE NOT ACTUALLY WORKED WITH FETAL TISSUE’
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson responded to a report that he did medical research on aborted fetal tissue by stating, “I have not actually worked with fetal tissue” on Thursday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “O’Reilly Factor.”
Carson, after defending his argument on Planned Parenthood that “one of the reasons that you find most of their clinics in black neighborhoods is so that you can find way to control that population,” said, [relevant remarks begin around 4:20] “Well, I have not actually worked with fetal tissue.
The left has put out information saying that I’ve done research on fetal tissues because my name appears on an article in which the pathologist compared specimens that I delivered from the operating room to some fetal tissues, in an attempt to decide which way the cells were being differentiated. You know, my part is to do the operation and supply the tissue. At that point, I move on to the next operation. So, to suggest that I’m in the laboratory actually doing the research, or retrieving fetal tissue, is nothing but propaganda.”
Carson added, “all pathology departments will have a whole array of tissues, from day one of conception until 99 years old. And if you use the tissue — if you’re comparing or looking for a disease process in elderly people, does that mean you’re doing geriatric research on geriatric tissue? No. It means you’re looking at your tissue, and you’re making comparisons to derive information, and those fetal tissues, by the way, come from a variety of different places, ectopic pregnancies, spontaneous abortions, but just because they get the fetal tissue, does it mean they should throw it out? Of course they don’t. That’s how science is advanced.”