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… in the incidence of traumatic spinal cord injury in the United States raises several questions.
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… problems include: (1) ethical issues related to the use of aborted fetal tissues, (2) axonal
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… with these cells raises both political and ethical concerns. As a result, stem cell technology
is trapped within an ethical dilemma of balancing heightened emotions regarding embryo/…

… Flexible and open to studying ethical issues from participant perspectives 4. Balance
negotiating the researcher’s desire to gain rich descriptions, whilst caring for the participants’ well-…

… to physical and psychological problems along with numerous … study was to determine the
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… Besides axonal regeneration, a significant challenge in treating spinal cord injury is to …
immunorejection of the transplanted cells and ethical issues. In vivo neuronal reprogramming is a …

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committees and collected informed consent signatures from all subjects enrolled, following ethical …

… and governmental regulations concerning the ethical use of human volunteers were … five
investigators conducting the survey also had spinal cord injuries. This information served as the …

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