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The investigative report, initiated and funded by the university itself, provides official cover for the University of Pittsburgh to carry on with its grisly research.
PITTSBURGH (LifeSiteNews) — A major university’s prestigious medical research programs — accused of improperly conducting gruesome experiments on baby body parts obtained through abortions — have been found by a legal team hired by the university to be “in compliance with federal and state laws.”
Despite claiming that its research involving fetal tissue and body parts has always been above board, the University of Pittsburgh (Pitt) hired a Washington, D.C. law firm, Hyman, Phelps & McNamara, P.C. (HPM), in order to push back on reporting by pro-life activists, media, and organizations such as The Center for Medical Progress and Judicial Watch, which have cast a bright spotlight on Pitt’s Mengelian research, reportedly sometimes involving the harvesting of organs of aborted babies born alive.
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University’s attorneys defend aborted baby parts research as ‘fully compliant’ with state, federal laws - LifeSite
The investigative report, initiated and funded by the university itself, provides official cover for the University of Pittsburgh to carry on with its grisly research.
PITTSBURGH (LifeSiteNews) — A major university’s prestigious medical research programs — accused of improperly conducting gruesome experiments on baby body parts obtained through abortions — have been found by a legal team hired by the university to be “in compliance with federal and state laws.”
Despite claiming that its research involving fetal tissue and body parts has always been above board, the University of Pittsburgh (Pitt) hired a Washington, D.C. law firm, Hyman, Phelps & McNamara, P.C. (HPM), in order to push back on reporting by pro-life activists, media, and organizations such as The Center for Medical Progress and Judicial Watch, which have cast a bright spotlight on Pitt’s Mengelian research, reportedly sometimes involving the harvesting of organs of aborted babies born alive.
Continued below.
University’s attorneys defend aborted baby parts research as ‘fully compliant’ with state, federal laws - LifeSite
