Humpday Humor

Posted by the Health Advocate on April 8, 2009 · Leave a Comment 

This is another featured satire where I don’t necessarily agree with the politics but the image certainly made me laugh (out loud). You can find my opinion regarding a Brave New World in Friday’s post. Once you’ve read that let me know what you think. Will the biomedical science and technology of today bring us a bright future or a dark, brave new world?

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Humpday Humor

Posted by the Health Advocate on April 1, 2009 · Leave a Comment 

by Gary Markstein, originally uploaded by the Health Advocate. Here’s your latest dose of laughs. While this piece by Markstein made me laugh, I really don’t agree with the politics behind it. Those of you who read Monday’s post will understand since that post was a response to this cartoon. After you’ve enjoyed this piece … Read more

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Humpday Humor

Posted by the Health Advocate on March 18, 2009 · 1 Comment 

By executive order, the ban against federal funding for stem cell research has been removed. What are the implications for biomedical research in America?

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Will Stem Cell Research Stimulate the Economy

Posted by the Health Advocate on March 16, 2009 · 3 Comments 

Statistics serve only to confirm what we instinctively already knew, the Executive Order of 2001 which banned funding for embryonic stem cell research did not reflect the will of the people. (see fig. 7-18) Though we live in a representative democracy, the ignorance and fears of the minority should not overrule the cautious optimism of the majority.

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