Fetal Tissue Research

In this article, entitled “Fetal Tissue is Critical to Scientific Progress”, Alice Park implies, “Fetal tissue research is legal under specific circumstances and has contributed to the breakthrough in medical science.” According to Park, anti-abortion activists believe that using fetal tissue in medical research is ominous, and Planned Parenthood clinics may be profiting from it. However, there are lots of good reasons to use fetal tissue practice in medical science, such as creating lifesaving vaccines for polio, rubella, and chicken pox. Also, during the decades, using the fetal tissue practice has contributed to developing the stem-cell research well known as a possible treatment for degenerative diseases like Parkinson’s. To prove that
using fetal tissue is a normal practice in medical research, Park pointed out the example of organ donation from a person who suffered a car accident. Being able to use organs from a person who suffered a car accident results to save someone else life, which is a good thing. Even though there is a little chance to save a life or discover the Nano vaccine, which will treat millions, we have to use all the resources to do it.