Dunn, Kyla. "The Politics of Stem Cells." PBS. PBS, 01 Apr. 2005. Web. 13 Nov. 2016. In this article it talks about stem cells through politics. Politics such as how president feel upon this. For example Clinton and Bush. Just like presidents it talks about how states feel about this too. Also how the government is funding this project too. This article is very resourceful for those trying to find information about this from the political aspects and not just civilians or people in the science career. Although it is an article from 2005, it is still very useful to show how it has evolved in politics.
Friedman, Lauri S., ed. Stem Cell Research. Detroit: Greenhaven Press, 2011. Writing the Critical Essay: An Opposing Viewpoints Guide. Gale Virtual Reference Library. Web. 13 Nov. 2016. This book is a tell all about how to write an essay about stem cell research. It discusses the controversies on stem cells and the opposing factors. As well as opposing factors, it talks about the viewpoints and the benefits of stem cells. The author of the book Lauri S. Friedman, is a freelance writer who writes non-fiction books. This book is a current and up to date source which was written in 2011. It was a high school level book and easily understandable.
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From the moral debate to if the government should support this research. It is specifically written about the controversies, so the author is only focusing on that and only taking one viewpoint in this book. It is a well written book and very informational about this topic and brings ideas to your head that make you really think. Its written for people who question the ethnic of stem cell research. It was made in 2009 and although it isn't as up to date as her other books it is pretty recent. It is a high school level book as well and easy to