Oklahoma House committee passes measure to outlaw embryonic stem cell research
A House panel narrowly voted Tuesday to approve a measure that would make it a crime to perform any form of embryonic stem cell research. The same committee also approved a measure that would make it illegal to perform an abortion on an unborn child who is 20 or more weeks of age.
Abortions now are allowed up to 24 weeks; after that they can be provided because of serious health issues.
The House of Repres...
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