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Speaker: Cathie Miller, Ph.D., Hermelin Brain Tumor Center, Henry Ford Health System
Primer on stem cells

Speaker: Rabbi Yechiel Morris, Young Israel, Southfield
Stem cell research from a Jewish perspective

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What is stem research? What does Judaism say about it?
Why has it become such a controversial topic? You be the judge.

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Moderator: Sharona Shapiro, American Jewish Committee
Stem cell research from a political point of view

Organizational Sponsors: American Jewish Committee, Greater Detroit Chapter of Hadassah,
Detroit, Jewish Community Council, National Council of Jewish Women Greater Detroit 'Section,
Medical Student Association at Wayne State University

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34. Artist, Lichtenstein
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