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Research With Aborted Baby Parts Has Not Produced One Single Cure
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Congressional Republicans are pushing back against claims that aborted babies’ body parts are essential to scientific and medical advancements and presenting evidence to the contrary.
In a report released last week, the Congressional Select Panel on Infant Lives said its research has not found any medical cures directly linked to fetal tissue research in the past 90 years, CNS News reports.
“In short, human fetal tissue is outdated technology that is not necessary for modern vaccine research,” the report stated. “For example, current vaccine research for HIV/AIDS, Cancer, Malaria and Ebola does not rely on fetal tissue.”
The Select Panel on Infant Lives began investigating the use of aborted babies’ body parts last year after a series of undercover videos by the Center for Medical Progress showed top Planned Parenthood officials discussing the sale of aborted babies’ body parts.
Pro-abortion Democrats and abortion activists repeatedly have tried to shut down the panel, arguing, in part, that the investigation is getting in the way of important medical research using fetal tissue from aborted babies.
However, the panel’s new report includes a detailed explanation of why aborted babies’ body parts are not nearly as essential to medical research as abortion activists claim.
“Fetal tissue has been used in biomedical research for over 90 years. In this time, not a single medical cure has resulted from this research,” reported U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tennessee, who chairs the panel.
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