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One Key takeaway is that they were taken without her knowledge of this happening. This however saved so many lives. This cured many from illness.

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The take away I got was that Henrietta's cells were used unauthorized for years off of a tumor she had. They were the first immortal cells so it was a huge deal. They did numerous tests on the cells and saved lives with the information they found.

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The scientists used henrietta's cells without her permission but it saved millions of lives. some will say that it was unethical but i believe it was because it saved millions.

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One takeaway from this article is that even though her and her husband weren't educated enough to understand, they shouldn't have been taken advantage of. I think this was a necessary study for scientists for us find cures for diseases, but it makes you wonder how many other people were taken advantage of for research purposes.

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One thing I learned was that although they took her cells but at the same time they cured a lot of peoples illnesses. But that still does not take away from the fact that It was wrong. The doctors were not right to switch up names so that they wouldn't figure it out. But we got something that was super important for many people.

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Henriettas cells where used without her knowing but what came out of it was good so it just goes to show conflict as well solutions and science are not as black and white as we think they have many important intricent layers to them because if her cells where never taken we would be decades behind in medical development

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One key takeaway from the article was that the need for human cells, like Henrietta's, for scientific purposes is and will continue growing, so it is important that in the future, people contributing to scientific research in these ways are being treated properly and that everyone included is in agreement with how the research is concluded.

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One takeaway I take from this is that Henriettas cells were used to save millions of lives and make a vaccine worth billions of dollars without consent but her family still don't want money from it.

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One key take away from the article is that medical scientists and journalists worked together to investigate HeLa cells to develop the polio vaccine which saved so many lives. People may not know how they would help society, but with the help of scientists, they can create something that none other can image creating.

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The takeaway i got was that the real story behind what happened is a little more nuanced then most people make it seem, and though it doesnt make it right, what happened ended up saving millions of lives

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A key takeaway was that Henriettas cells were used without consent to save many peoples lives.

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One thing I took away from the article is there are two sides to every story, if you only look at one side of the HeLa you will see racism but if you actually take the time to research both sides then you will see its actually much more in depth then it seems.

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HeLa cells are being used for medical purposes and have started a multi-billion dollar business, all of which Henrietta's family saw none of.

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The people who used Henrietta's cells didn't want it to get out to the people that they used them and without permission so they used a pseudonym so it was harder to figure out who the cells belonged to

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Henrietta's cells were used without her knowing, that's wrong especially because they didn't get any benefits from it. Henrietta and her family had struggled with poverty while her cells were making billions and they received nothing from it.

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One thing I took away from the article is that they tried to hide the fact they were Henrietta's cells. They knew they were making lots of money from it and still didn't try to involve her family.

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A key takeaway was the complication of the whole situation of HeLa cells. The way the scientists took away the cells was quite unethical however her cells helped save millions of peoples lives.

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Even though they took her cells without permission they helped make a good medicine to help people

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Although Henrietta's cells were taken without her knowledge or consent, they have been used in research for decades, and have saved countless lives by continuing to exist.

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One thing that is important is that her cells were taken but yet helped so many lives. The doctors knew what they were doing wasn't right by taking the cells and using them without permission. thats why they made fake names to throw off the press or kept her identity hidden.

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Though her cells were taken without permission they have helped fuel medical research that have changed the world for the better and now the family now has a say in how they use her cells for research

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Henriettas cells were taken without her knowing, but they were used for a good cause, so still all these years later people are still trying to decide if what the scientist did was good for the world and morally correct.

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Cell culture of the HeLa cells has lead to many health discovering that still benefit us today although they were not taken in the right way without cell culture we wouldnt have many important vaccines and other health related discoveries.

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Even if her cells were taken without permission, her unwilling contribution has saved billions of lives.

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That the HeLa cells have been a major part of science where we would not have many of the modern medicine we have today if the they were not taken