RUSSIAN HEALTH OFFICIALS DENY TRAFFICKING IN EMBRYO TISSUE.

Publication: Monitor Volume: 2 Issue: 7

January 10, 1996 08:00 AM Age: 29 years

Russian health officials yesterday refuted charges that abortion clinics in Moscow are selling human embryo tissue and cells abroad for profit. The charges were contained in a report by Germany’s Spiegel TV, parts of which were aired January 7 on Russian television. Senior Russian health officials termed the program "false, tendentious, and selectively compiled" but have set up a commission to investigate. (6)

Ukraine’s Communists Fight Kuchma’s Draft Constitution.

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