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Article: Sponsor a Spring Point Project Pig for the Holidays.

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December 14, 2007
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Within two years, cells from pigs may be used in clinical trials on a path to finally cure diabetes

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- With the season of giving upon us, are you struggling to find the perfect gift for a loved one? If so, ponder this: You could improve the lives of those afflicted with diabetes simply by participating in the Spring Point Project (http://www.springpointproject.org/) Sponsor a Pig Program (http://www.springpointproject.org/images/spt0026-PledgeForm.pdf) on a loved one's behalf for a day, week, quarter or year. 

 
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