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stem cell therapy FAQ hit the limelight in November 1998, after researchers very first reported that they had isolated stem cell therapy guide. These cells, isolated from embryos that were quite a few days old, can theoretically be differentiated into any kind of cell from the human body, from blood cells to brain cells to muscle cells. This was large news on a scientific front simply because scientists hoped to use these cells to repair damaged cells and tissue in adult humans. Unfortunately this search breakthrough also created a host of stem cell search issues that are still being debated today. So what's the big fuss about these research issues? Most of the controversy centers on a fact that the stem cell therapy research occur from embryos and scientists must destroy the embryos to harvest the stem cells. Several pro-life and religious groups argue that an embryo represents a human life and that embryonic stem cell jobs is equivalent to murdering human lives. There are currently many sources of embryos, such as aborted fetuses and fertility clinics (which have thousands of unwanted frozen embryos). All of these sources are currently undergoing serious scrutiny inside federal government and many lobbying groups.