Give Cures
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Ethical Research Matters
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Give Cures is the John Paul II Medical Research Institute’s national gift campaign that raises funds to advance ethical, non-controversial, adult (not embryonic) stem cell research for cures. One way to help is to share the Give Cures flyer with friends or to put it in your church bulletin. If you have a genetic disorder and would like to donate your tissue, please sign up on the Patient Repository. It is confidential and will help the Institute in its mission to find therepies and cures. Click here to sign up!
Why I Joined Give Cures
Hi, I’m Anne and I’ve had cancer twice and now I’m getting involved with the Give Cures campaign because there is a need for ethical research. Give Cures is the John Paul II Medical Research Institute’s fundraising campaign with a mission focused on ethical cures. Its named Give Cures because its all about how we can all participate to Give Cures.
You can Give Cures by putting a flyer in your church bulletin. You can Give Cures by donating. Sign up for their Facebook page to share with your friends.
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For me, Give Cures is a safe place to give and I hope you will want to join me to help Give Cures as well.
the Institute's Mission
The John Paul II Medical Research Institute is a non-profit organization established to create a faster and more streamlined process in doing research that will find cures and therapies exclusively using a variety of adult stem cells. The Institute does not use embryonic stem cells.
the Science
The Institute is also developing research tools for therapies using adult stem cells. In addition, it will increase the number of scientists and future medical practitioners that will work with adult stem cells with an emphasis on bioethics that is consistent with the dignity of human life.
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