04-22-2017, 11:25 AM
I am usually one of those people who talk about how humans in general, and specifically doctors act like they know more than they really do. The truth is we have no idea how to create life or fix most of the things that afflict and/or kill us.
But this stem cell research is fascinating. Especially with the new breakthroughs in genetic modification. We still don't know how to create life, but we are getting better at manipulating it. We can grow a human ear on the back of a mouse. We can grow new heart valves on mesh forms.
I don't know if this study will help Brad, but he is still very young. If he lives a normal life then I think he will see people with his type of injuries being cured. I may not care much for Brad, but he does not deserve to be handiocapped the way he is. I hope this study helps him.
But this stem cell research is fascinating. Especially with the new breakthroughs in genetic modification. We still don't know how to create life, but we are getting better at manipulating it. We can grow a human ear on the back of a mouse. We can grow new heart valves on mesh forms.
I don't know if this study will help Brad, but he is still very young. If he lives a normal life then I think he will see people with his type of injuries being cured. I may not care much for Brad, but he does not deserve to be handiocapped the way he is. I hope this study helps him.
