Introduction:

The threat of germ warfare has brought to the forefront long-forgotten diseases like plague, anthrax, and smallpox. Recent television news programs have highlighted secret projects in the former Soviet Union to develop antibiotic-resistant strains of genetically engineered viruses and bacteria.

Getting Oil From Bugs December 15, 2009

More Alternatives To Embryonic Stem Cells December 08, 2009

No Genetically Modified Volunteers Wanted September 29, 2009

New Documentary Sheds Light on Plight of Bees September 15, 2009

Eating Test Tube Burgers August 25, 2009

Biotech Update: The Sorcerer’s New Apprentice? by Chuck Missler

The World's First Phony Stem Cells: Another Cloning ''Breakthrough'' by Wesley J. Smith

Biotech or Bioterror? Of Mice and Men by Chuck Missler

Behold a Pale Horse Avian Flu by Chuck Missler

Biblical Implications: Cloning Part 2 by Chuck Missler

News Sources

NEW! China Makes Arrests Over Tainted Milk - China has arrested three more people for dealing in milk and milk powder tainted with melamine, a compound used in plastics and fertiliser that caused a massive food safety scandal last year, the Xinhua news agency said. The tainted milk powder dates to mid-2008 but was sold to dairy firms and food companies in late 2009, indicating that significant stocks of melamine-laced powder may remain in circulation in China despite a September 2008 crackdown after at least six babies died from ingesting the chemical.

HIV Hits All Time High in Israel - The Health Ministry on Monday reported that there are an estimated 6,275 people living with HIV in Israel, some of whom are still unaware of their medical condition. The statistics, which were released ahead of World AIDS day on Tuesday, reveal that more people were checked for the virus in 2009 than any years prior. Despite the rise in Israel, there has been a 17 percent drop in the number of people testing for HIV throughout the world.

Swine Flu Spreads Week or More After Symptoms - New studies show that many people spread swine flu for a week or more after symptoms first appear, and doctors say coughing may be a better sign than fever for telling who is contagious.

Korean Scientist Faces 4 Years Over Stem Cell Fraud - South Korean prosecutors told a Seoul court on Monday they wanted a four-year prison term for disgraced scientist Hwang Woo-suk, whose research team has been linked to major fraud in its once-celebrated stem cell studies. The 57-year-old Hwang, touted as a global stem cell pioneer and treated as a national hero, was indicted in 2006 on charges of embezzling 2 billion won (then $2 million) of research funds from two domestic companies using fabricated reports.

Mouse Developed From Adult Skin Cells - ...The fact that iPS cells can give rise to an entirely new mouse, and one that can sire offspring, as one of the studies showed, suggests that the cells are as versatile as those from embryos, and may prove useful in generating other kinds of functioning cells that can safely treat patients with conditions such as Parkinson's, diabetes and heart disease — or even prevent these diseases altogether.

BioTech: The Sorcerer's New Apprentice - Audio CD - Chuck Missler Updated April 2006! Chuck Missler surveys some of the most promising prospects and reviews the types of ventures emerging. He also reveals some of the concerns emerging among the informed, and includes some of the provocative Biblical implications. Click for more information - Audio CD with MP3

Behold A Pale Horse - Chuck Missler Not all beasts are large enough to see with the naked eye. Find out about emergent diseases and biochemical warfare. Click for more information - Audio Cassette

The Five Horsemen of the Apocalypse - Chuck Missler In addition to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse depicted in Revelation Chapter 6, and their contemporary implications, Chuck Missler explores some of the prevalent misunderstandings regarding the Ultimate Victor presented in Revelation Chapter 19. Click for more information - Audio Cassette