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Stem Cell Research Needs Your Vote On November 5th

Senate Candidates Who Strongly Support Stem Cell Research Need Your Help!

To those of us who suffer from illnesses such as juvenile diabetes,

Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS, spinal cord injury, and to our families and

friends,

Each of the following candidates for the U.S. Senate:

Senator Jean Carnahan in Missouri

Senator Tom Harkin in Iowa

Senator Tim in South Dakota

Governor Jeanne Shaheen in New Hampshire

strongly supports humane embryonic stem cell research, which has the

potential to save millions of lives.

Their opponents in these close Senatorial races oppose this research, and

favor the imposition of criminal punishments upon scientists and patients

who seek cures for these illnesses that affect our loved ones or ourselves.

Jean Carnahan, Tom Harkin, Tim , and Jeanne Shaheen advocate that

embryonic stem cell research be allowed to proceed under vigilant ethical

safeguards. If their four Senate seats are lost in November, we may also

lose the slim Senate majority that has advanced the cause of embryonic stem

cell research. Without the votes on November 5th of all those who care and

depend on the hope of this research, we may wake up on November 6th to see

scientific progress in our country halted or even rolled back.

We all need to get the word out that these four candidates will be effective

advocates in the U.S. Senate on behalf of patients and their families.

Please inform everyone you know who lives in Missouri, Iowa, South Dakota,

or New Hampshire that voting for these candidates will help to protect and

advance humane, life-saving biomedical research.

You are receiving this message from a new organization, Seniors Allied For

Biomedical Research (SABR). (This letter is entirely the work of

volunteers, and is not associated in any way with the campaign of any

candidate.)

To voice your own support for humane biomedical research - and to receive

our newsletter about current biomedical research controversies and

discoveries, please consider becoming a member of Seniors Allied For

Biomedical Research. Membership is free and open to all, regardless of age.

Please take a moment to find out more about this organization by visiting

our website:

http://www.sabr.us

We have not sent this email message out to many people. Please forward this

important message to all of your friends, colleagues, and everyone else you

know! It's literally a matter of life and death.

Thank you,

Barglow, M.D.

Barglow

Sandy Sue Rainey

Rainey, M.D.

Margret Schaefer, Ph.D.

**********************************************

We believe that embryonic stem cell research has the potential to save the

lives of millions of people, young and old, in every walk of life. Yet our

intention is not to send this message to anyone who does not want to receive

it. If you would like to be removed from the SABR mailing list, please

reply to this message and include REMOVE in the subject line of your reply.

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Stem Cell Research Needs Your Vote On November 5th

Senate Candidates Who Strongly Support Stem Cell Research Need Your Help!

To those of us who suffer from illnesses such as juvenile diabetes,

Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS, spinal cord injury, and to our families and

friends,

Each of the following candidates for the U.S. Senate:

Senator Jean Carnahan in Missouri

Senator Tom Harkin in Iowa

Senator Tim in South Dakota

Governor Jeanne Shaheen in New Hampshire

strongly supports humane embryonic stem cell research, which has the

potential to save millions of lives.

Their opponents in these close Senatorial races oppose this research, and

favor the imposition of criminal punishments upon scientists and patients

who seek cures for these illnesses that affect our loved ones or ourselves.

Jean Carnahan, Tom Harkin, Tim , and Jeanne Shaheen advocate that

embryonic stem cell research be allowed to proceed under vigilant ethical

safeguards. If their four Senate seats are lost in November, we may also

lose the slim Senate majority that has advanced the cause of embryonic stem

cell research. Without the votes on November 5th of all those who care and

depend on the hope of this research, we may wake up on November 6th to see

scientific progress in our country halted or even rolled back.

We all need to get the word out that these four candidates will be effective

advocates in the U.S. Senate on behalf of patients and their families.

Please inform everyone you know who lives in Missouri, Iowa, South Dakota,

or New Hampshire that voting for these candidates will help to protect and

advance humane, life-saving biomedical research.

You are receiving this message from a new organization, Seniors Allied For

Biomedical Research (SABR). (This letter is entirely the work of

volunteers, and is not associated in any way with the campaign of any

candidate.)

To voice your own support for humane biomedical research - and to receive

our newsletter about current biomedical research controversies and

discoveries, please consider becoming a member of Seniors Allied For

Biomedical Research. Membership is free and open to all, regardless of age.

Please take a moment to find out more about this organization by visiting

our website:

http://www.sabr.us

We have not sent this email message out to many people. Please forward this

important message to all of your friends, colleagues, and everyone else you

know! It's literally a matter of life and death.

Thank you,

Barglow, M.D.

Barglow

Sandy Sue Rainey

Rainey, M.D.

Margret Schaefer, Ph.D.

**********************************************

We believe that embryonic stem cell research has the potential to save the

lives of millions of people, young and old, in every walk of life. Yet our

intention is not to send this message to anyone who does not want to receive

it. If you would like to be removed from the SABR mailing list, please

reply to this message and include REMOVE in the subject line of your reply.