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American Horror Story': Memos Show NIH Paid

University to Deliver Fetuses Intact, Remove Organs
Date : 04-08-2021

(Greg Piper) The National Institutes of Health approved a $3.2 million grant to the
University of Pittsburgh that involved inducing labor on full-term pregnant women
and quickly removing organs from intact fetuses for its tissue bank, according to
newly released public records.

Related Exposed: Government-Sponsored Experiments on Aborted Human

Fetuses at the University of Pittsburgh – FETUS TRAFFICKING

Source - Just The News

by Greg Piper, August 3rd, 2021

The National Institutes of Health approved a $3.2 million grant to the University of
Pittsburgh that involved inducing labor on full-term pregnant women and quickly
removing organs from intact fetuses for its tissue bank, according to newly
released public records.

The 2015 grant application also promised about half the fetuses whose organs
were removed would be nonwhite, including a quarter black.

Judicial Watch sued NIH on behalf of the Center for Medical Progress (CMP)
following "inexplicable delays" by the agency in responding to the pro-life group's
Freedom of Information Act request for the grant applications for Pitt's proposed
"tissue hub and collection site," CMP said Tuesday.

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The two groups posted hundreds of pages, some fully redacted, they received
from NIH, with several posted individually to highlight specific portions of the
program.

CMP's posted records are about 70 pages longer than Judicial Watch's because
the former includes "some non-Pittsburgh documents in the NIH production itself,"
an unnamed CMP spokesperson wrote in an email.

While often written in medical jargon, the records make clear that Pitt promised
NIH it could obtain "very high quality tissue and biological specimens" from at
least five fetuses a week, ages 6 to 42 weeks. It was in the process of altering its
Institutional Review Board and autopsy consent forms to permit collection of
aborted fetuses older than 24 weeks.

The university was seeking to become the hub and distribution site for the human
spinoff of the GenitoUrinary Development Molecular Anatomy Project (GUDMAP),
which had successfully mapped mice.

"Congenital diseases of the genitourinary tract (kidneys, bladder, ureter, urethra

etc.) are a leading cause of organ failure carrying with it an increased risk of
death, and are a growing public health burden," the abstract says.

Because demand for transplants far exceeds supply, a "comprehensive

understanding of how the genitourinary tract develops in utero is necessary to
effectively develop novel therapies to replace or repair injured tissue," it says,
proposing to "develop optimized experimental techniques to grow, expand and
differentiate human genitourinary progenitor cells in vitro."

When it filed the application, Pitt had "disbursed over 300 fresh samples collected
from 77 cases," but it could have accrued material from "as many as 725 cases
last year," showing the collections "can be significantly ramped up."

Pitt already has 18 years of experience with its Health Science Tissue Bank
(HSTB), according to the proposal. Its researchers have been collecting fetal
tissue for more than a decade, currently focused on 6-24 weeks, and the
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collections include "liver, heart, gonads, legs, brain, genitourinary, and placenta."
A redacted portion says an unnamed entity has been using HSTB to get kidneys,
ureters and bladders.

University entities involved in the process include the University of Pittsburgh

Medical Center and departments of family planning, obstetrics and pathology, as
well as the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Consents and collections have
been "steadily increasing" since 2010, "and we are in an excellent position to
expand our services to include the needs of" the proposed program.

A registered nurse asks all patients seeking an elective abortion, or having

experienced a spontaneous abortion, if they want to "give consent for tissue
procurement and banking."

The recruitment proposal says patients sign a consent form for "the procedure that
will be used to obtain the tissue," including dilation and curettage, dilation and
evacuation, and "labor induction." The attending physician has sole discretion for
determining which procedure to use.

Pitt emphasizes its quality-control procedures for abortions in the human

GUDMAP. It minimizes "warm ischemic time" — how long tissues or organs
remain at body temperature after blood supply is reduced or cut off — "to ensure
the highest quality biological specimens."

In a labor-induction abortion, if the fetal heartbeat and circulation continue, "it

means the fetus is being delivered while still alive and the cause of death is the
removal of the organs," CMP said.

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"Warm ischemic time differs from cold ischemic time which refers to [the] amount
of time the organ is chilled," Judicial Watch said. "Pitt's statement suggests the
time between the abortion and collection is minimal."

The litigation group said the documents show NIH has paid at least $2.7 million to
Pitt thus far, but it didn't post the individual page on which that figure appears.
Spokesperson Jill Farrell said she would ask a researcher for that page. (The
document dumps are not text-searchable, but the individually posted pages are.)

CMP founder David Daleiden, the journalist at the center of the 2015 Planned
Parenthood fetal body part scandal, said the grant application "reads like an
episode of American Horror Story."

Viable infants, he claimed, are intentionally delivered and "killed for organ
harvesting" to bring taxpayer money to Pitt "and the Planned Parenthood abortion
business it supports." He also called the program racist because of the
overrepresentation of black women in the program relative to Allegheny County,
"from which Pitt-based abortion practices draw patients."

Daleiden called on law enforcement and public officials to "bring the next Kermit
Gosnell to justice under the law," referring to the Philadelphia abortionist convicted
of first-degree murder for killing infants born alive in his "house of horrors."

(For his undercover work in exposing Planned Parenthood, Daleiden was

prosecuted by then-California Attorney General (now Biden Administration HHS
secretary) Xavier Becerra. Daleiden is slated to stand trial on nine felony counts
involving eavesdropping and invasion of privacy.)

The documents show NIH gave money to Pitt to become "a one-stop human fetal
tissue shop," Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said.

NIH and Pitt did not respond to Just the News queries for their reactions to the
document dump and negative portrayal of Pitt's program by CMP and Judicial
Watch.

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