NCER Position on
Use of Fetal Tissue in Research
Here are some of the key principles contained in our longstanding Position Paper on Aborted Fetal Tissue.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has slowly taken a front seat in all consumers’ lives, frequently with stealth. We unknowingly interact with it many times daily, while using our smart phones, our televisions, calling our credit card banks, ordering fast food, or visiting our doctors. The Internet and mobile phones changed the marketplace in the 1980’s, and by extension, AI stands on the precipice of profoundly changing the world in 2025. Let us examine some of the
Read MoreAs part of her monthly interview series, “Bioethics Briefing” on Spirit Radio’s ‘Spirit Mornings’ show, NCER Board President, Carol Szczepaniak will be speaking on the White Coat Waste project related to animal testing. I guarantee you will learn new and important information about the mad science that is not only cruel but costing our government billions of dollars. What can we do about it? Listen in starting at 7:40 am Friday, February 7th at – Spirit
Read MoreHave you noticed and felt a shift in 2024? I hope you agree that this past year we have witnessed Pro-Life voices becoming more brave and strong than ever before. The territories won back are strategic and vital. Our numbers have grown because people sense urgency and momentum. Pro-Life encompasses every issue where the very dignity of human life is challenged. This includes abortion, elder abuse, the transgender agenda, assisted suicide, heritable gene editing, medical
Read MoreThe term Nanotechnology is all over the news these days, whether it be in reference to medicine or technology. Join us in taking a brief yet thorough dive into what it is, what its applications are across cutting edge fields of science, and how it affects your health. The term Nano reflects size, specifically 10 to the -9 power. It describes components the size of atoms, and particles so infinitesimal that there are 25,400,000 nanometers
Read MoreGene Modification in Produce Food has been genetically modified since the 1990’s, with tomatoes being the first brought to market. Changes were made within the DNA of the tomatoes causing them to grow faster, larger, and be resistant to pests. Using CRISPR gene editing techniques, we now genetically modify plants and animals using DNA from other species. For example, bacteria DNA is used to modify potatoes, cattle DNA is used to modify salmon, even
Read MoreNebraska Coalition for Ethical Research
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