Recently, it was announced that Republican voters will have the opportunity to vote on a ballot question in the July 31 primary to declare that a โpre-bornโ child โ consisting of as few as one cell โ should be entitled to all the legal rights of a human being. While the Personhood USA movement works to galvanize legislators in about 30 states, the crux of the public debate is over abortion rights, but a related issue deserves a hearing: the effects on human embryonic stem cell research.
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