Please don't debate baby vs. cell or abortion vs. pro-life on this thread.
I can't figure out a title that isn't inflammatory to someone while still getting people interested in the topic, so first things first-I am deeply sorry to anyone to whom this topic of discussion offends or provokes in a way they dislike or disagree with, or in any way pushes your buttons.
Let me try this again-
IF human cells are used to create vaccinations,
http://www.cdc.gov/nip/vacsafe/conce.../humancell.htm
Is it true that whenever you introduce one human's cells into another person, there exists the possibility of rejection by the host person which can lead to complications? Does that apply in this case?
I would be interested in both short term and long term complications, especially from anyone with a medical background or personal experiences with organ donation.
Possibly someone could offer some educational insight on if this and if there are any possible health complications due to the source being used.
Again, please don't debate baby vs. cell or abortion vs. pro-life on this thread.
Thank you for your consideration--
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