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Should Hwang Do Time in the Big House?
For the disgrace and shame he placed upon stem cell research in South Korea and for many stem cell research more generally, he should do some time in the slammer. Or at least that's my view. But Nature.com tells us that Woo Suk Hwang's verdict is imminently on the horizon... (read the rest)
Who Will Care for All The Little "Snuppies" If Hwang Woo-suk Goes To Jail?
After a three-year trial and international disgrace, South Korean prosecutors have announced that their desired punishment for the Korean stem cell researchers fraud and general discrediting, not just of South Korean stem cell research, but for a time of stem cell research more broadly, would be a four-year prison term,... (read the rest)
Stem Cell Research in South Korea: Here We Go Again?
The South Koreans have decided to hop on the human embryonic stem cell research merry-go-round again, conditionally lifting a ban on the use of human eggs in research says AFP. But will the ethics safeguards put in place be enough to ensure that this time the fraud and ethics violations... (read the rest)
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