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JOHNS HOPKINS LAUNCHES INTO STEM CELL RESEARCH WITH $58 M DONATION

BALTIMORE, Feb. 5, 2001 (LSN.ca) – Johns Hopkins University, an institution well known for its work in population control in the Third World, is set to jump headlong into the controversial world of stem cell research. Last Tuesday the institution announced it has received an anonymous (U.S.) $58.5 million endowment for its new Institute for Cell Engineering (ICE). The university admits in its press release that it will be using human embryos in the research. See the Johns Hopkins press release at:  https://hopkins.med.jhu.edu/press/2001/JANUARY/010130.HTM

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BALTIMORE, Feb. 5, 2001 (LSN.ca) – Johns Hopkins University, an institution well known for its work in population control in the Third World, is set to jump headlong into the controversial world of stem cell research. Last Tuesday the institution announced it has received an anonymous (U.S.) $58.5 million endowment for its new Institute for Cell Engineering (ICE). The university admits in its press release that it will be using human embryos in the research.

See the Johns Hopkins press release at:  https://hopkins.med.jhu.edu/press/2001/JANUARY/010130.HTM