What's a good question that introduces Stem Cell research positively?

[TimeWarp]

What are some things I can ask to find an answer to?
My purpose is to show the audience how many things stem cell research is capable of and that seem miraculous.
I also want to address the moral question of stem cell research and why it is or isn't valid/relevant.

 

[The Only Logical Solution]

As long as the stem cell research is done on adult stem cells, I have no problem with it. For one thing, adult stem cells give nearly consistent results. Adult stem cells are stable and predictable.

Fetal stem cells are the problem. This goes beyond anything religious or anti-science. Fetal stem cells simply do not work, and no cure has ever been found. Millions of dollars have been wasted in a futile attempt to make a political point. Meanwhile time is wasted while adult stem cells which are so promising, are being ignored.

Fetal stem cells are also unstable, and almost always mutate into cancer cells. Adult stem cell research is where it's at, and should have all the research grants it needs.

 

[Jesse T]

stem cell is a touchy subject it has remarkable potential as a medicine it can grow replacement organs for people it can stop the brake down of cell which means you dont die as soon...... yea and as for the moral thing people think you have to extract it from fetuses but you dont it actually comes from after birth but if you want to learn more google it watch history channel or nat geo just some suggestions