Why Stem Cell Research in NYS?

There are a variety of proposals for funding human embryonic stem cell research currently being considered in NYS. Find out: WHY STEM CELL RESEARCH IN NEW YORK? From the medical, economic and religious ethical perspectives An Interfaith Impact briefing FEATURING DR. HOWARD FEDEROFF University of Rochester Professor of Neurology REV. PETER PETERS Adjunct Faculty, Bexley Hall and Faculty Associate, Colgate Rochester Divinity School DEAN RONALD HANSEN Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Research, U of R Sunday, March18, 2007 1:30 p.m. Temple B’rith Kodesh Chapel 2131 Elmwood Avenue Free and Open to the Public For more information, call: 585.442.5111 Interfaith impact is a collaboration of Protestant, Unitarian Universalist, and Reform Jewish congregations and individuals working to promote a liberal religious voice on issues that affect NYS. Interfaith Impact of NYS http://www.interfaithimpactnys.org/

<p>There are a variety of proposals for funding human embryonic stem cell research currently being considered in NYS. Find out:</p> <p>WHY STEM CELL RESEARCH</p> <p>IN NEW YORK?</p> <p>From the medical, economic and religious ethical perspectives</p> <p> An Interfaith Impact briefing FEATURING<br /> DR. HOWARD FEDEROFF University of Rochester Professor of Neurology<br /> REV. PETER PETERS Adjunct Faculty, Bexley Hall and Faculty Associate, Colgate Rochester Divinity School<br /> DEAN RONALD HANSEN Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Research, U of R</p> <p>Sunday, March18, 2007 1:30 p.m.</p> <p>Temple B’rith Kodesh Chapel</p> <p>2131 Elmwood Avenue</p> <p>Free and Open to the Public For more information, call: 585.442.5111</p> <p>Interfaith impact is a collaboration of Protestant, Unitarian Universalist, and Reform Jewish congregations and individuals working to promote a liberal religious voice on issues that affect NYS.</p> <p>Interfaith Impact of NYS <a href="http://www.interfaithimpactnys.org/">http://www.interfaithimpactnys.org/</a></p>