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Swiss Voters Support Embryonic Stem Cell Research

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In the first vote ever by a populace on the legality of embryonic stem cell research, Swiss affirmed a government plan to use (only) leftover embryos of a particular age, and only when those embryos would not be used otherwise. Opponents included both the influential Swiss Catholic Church and the Green Party.

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