Many people may not be aware, but embryonic stem cell research has the ability to cure diseases. Stem cells have the potential to cure Parkinson's disease, cancer, diabetes, multiple sclerosis, ALS. spinal cord injuries, and more. Embryonic stem cells have the ability to grow into all cell types of the body, including blood cells, muscle cells, and brain cells. That being said, they can act as a replacement for cells or organs that are damaged because of disease. When the cells are replaced, people are able to once again live …show more content…
Stem cells require research, and therefore also require people to do that research in labs. Because of this, more jobs open up in the scientific research field. When these jobs are filled and people begin getting paid, they become a part of the economy because they now have money that they can spend. Also, as mentioned in the paragraph before, embryonic stem cells can cure so many diseases. Once the people with the diseases are cured, they will be able to return to the work force and receive an income to spend. The more people with money to spend, the larger the economy will be. If stem cell research continues, more and more jobs opportunities will be created and more people will become employed, thus keeping this cycle going for years and