Planned Parenthood Can’t Seem to Get Its Story Straight on Fetal Tissue ‘Donation’ Programs
Recently unsealed sworn testimony by Planned Parenthood officials contradicts earlier disavowals of involvement in such programs.
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US Bishops ‘Applaud’ Trump Administration Over Fetal Tissue Research Decision
In June of 2019, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced a moratorium on new fetal tissue research at NIH facilities,
HHS Ends Last Research Program to Use Human Tissue from Abortions
An official statement from the Trump administration said that the canceled contract was further evidence that President Trump was pursuing pro-life goals throughout his presidency.
Research on Fetal Tissue and ‘Humanized Mice’ Continues, for Now
The Trump administration is seeking alternatives to aborted fetuses for vaccine and virus researchers, but National Institutes of Health Director Francis Collins recently backed such research.
NIH Director’s Support for Fetal Tissue Research Draws Pro-life Concern
National Institutes of Health director Francis Collins recent remarks appear to contradict the direction of the Trump Administration on fetal tissue sales.
National Institutes of Health to Not Renew Contract Over Fetal Tissue Use
The NIH is expected to no longer fund research at the University of California San Francisco.
After Years of Controversy, HHS Reconsiders Fetal-Tissue Funding
Department of Health and Human Services: Health researchers need alternatives to using fetal tissue.
Government Cancels Controversial FDA Contract for Aborted Remains
HHS cuts ties with Advanced Bioscience Resources, Inc., following pro-life concern about the research goals of the experiment.
Congressional Investigation Documents University of New Mexico’s Use of Aborted Fetal Tissue
According to the report, university and state officials do not appear to be addressing the matter.
A Tech Company May Have Received Whole Fetuses for Tissue Harvesting
Tuesday’s video is the latest in the “Human Capital” series produced by the Center for Medical Progress, a three-year investigation into the fetal body-parts trade.
