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202. A clone of our own

Author

Sinha, Gunjan

Subjects
Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Fertility, Human -- Ethical aspects
Published
2000

203. A clone of our own

Author

Sinha, Gunjan

Subjects
Human reproductive technology -- Ethical aspects, Cloning -- Ethical aspects, General interest, Science and technology
Abstract

Making yourself in your own image may be the ultimate ethical question. WILL HUMANS be the next clones? The technology, called nuclear transfer, still has a long way to go [...]

Published
2000

204. Fertility breakthrough raises questions about link to cloning

Author

Regalado, Antonio and Leggett, Karby

Subjects
China -- Research, China -- Science and technology policy, United States -- Research, United States -- Science and technology policy, Cloning -- Laws, regulations and rules, Cloning -- Ethical aspects, DNA replication -- Research, DNA replication -- Innovations, DNA replication -- Ethical aspects, Genetic research -- Ethical aspects, Genetic research -- International aspects, Fertility, Human -- Research, Fertility, Human -- Innovations, Government regulation, Business, Business, general
Published
2003

205. A good time for great books

Subjects
United States. Council on Bioethics -- Services, Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Books -- Evaluation, Business, Business, general
Published
2003

209. Abortion, cloning are on Bush agenda

Author

Allen, Mike

Subjects
Company business planning, Government regulation, United States. Congress -- Planning, Abortion -- Laws, regulations and rules, Abortion -- Ethical aspects, Cloning -- Laws, regulations and rules, Cloning -- Ethical aspects
Published
2003

212. Commentary; Stem Cell Research: Issue for Women

Author

Zoloth, Laurie and Charo, R. Alta

Subjects
Stem cells -- Research, Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Feminists -- Science and technology policy, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2002

213. The anti-cloning conundrum; some see a false distinction in kinds of embryos

Author

Sandel, Michael J.

Subjects
Stem cells -- Ethical aspects, Frozen human embryos -- Ethical aspects, Bioethics -- Influence, Cloning -- Ethical aspects
Abstract

As the Senate prepares to take up anti-cloning legislation, all sides agree that human cloning to create designer babies should be banned. At issue is whether to prohibit scientists from […]

Published
2002

214. The president's narrow morality

Subjects
United States. Senate -- Science and technology policy -- Ethical aspects, Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Nobel laureates -- Science and technology policy -- Ethical aspects
Abstract

President Bush and 40 Nobel Prize winners went head to head yesterday on the controversial issue of human cloning. The president, in a speech, said a promising area of cloning […]

Published
2002

217. Designing babies

Author

Groopman, Jerome

Subjects
Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Fertilization in vitro -- Ethical aspects, Genetic screening -- Ethical aspects, Human embryo -- Ethical aspects, DNA -- Research, Diseases -- Genetic aspects, Business, Business, general
Published
2002

218. Two approaches to cloning

Subjects
United States. Congress -- Science and technology policy -- Ethical aspects, National Academy of Sciences -- Science and technology policy -- Ethical aspects, Cloning -- Ethical aspects
Abstract

The National Academy of Sciences called yesterday for a legally enforceable ban on human reproductive cloning aimed at creating a child -- but strongly endorsed cloning to derive stem cells […]

Published
2002

220. We fear the idea of a cloned human

Author

McLaughlin, Francis M., McMillan, Craige, Serretti, Dan, and Bethell, Donna Fitzpatrick

Subjects
Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Life (Biology) -- Ethical aspects, Medical research -- Ethical aspects, Business, Business, general
Published
2001

223. Mount clone

Subjects
Advanced Cell Technology Inc. -- Research, Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Medical research -- Ethical aspects, Business, Business, general
Published
2001

226. Firm's Advisers Deliberate Ethics

Subjects
Advanced Cell Technology Inc. -- Innovations, Human experimentation in medicine -- Ethical aspects, Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Human embryo -- Research, High technology industry -- Innovations, Biotechnology industry -- Innovations
Published
2001

227. Ethical concerns block widespread patenting of embryonic advances

Author

Regalado, Antonio and Louis, Meera

Subjects
Bioethics -- Influence, Biological products industry -- Intellectual property, Stem cells -- Intellectual property, Frozen human embryos -- Ethical aspects, Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Business, Business, general
Published
2001

228. An Ethical Travesty

Author

Cohen, Richard

Subjects
Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Stem cells -- Research, Human embryo -- Ethical aspects
Published
2001

230. Why I'd Ban Cloning

Author

Greenwood, Jim

Subjects
Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Human experimentation in medicine -- Ethical aspects, Cloning Prohibition Act of 2001 (Draft)
Published
2001

231. Stampede to cloning

Subjects
United States. Senate -- Science and technology policy -- Ethical aspects, Human experimentation in medicine -- Ethical aspects, Human reproductive technology -- Ethical aspects, Self-experimentation in medicine -- Ethical aspects, Cloning -- Ethical aspects
Abstract

With all the hoopla over advances in genetics and reproductive technologies in recent months, it was only a matter of time until some headline-seeking scientist would try to create a […]

Published
2001

232. Would-be cloners of people face barrage of critics

Author

Regalado, Antonio and McGinley, Laurie

Subjects
Scientists -- Criticism and interpretation, Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Fertility clinics -- Research, Business, Business, general, National Academy of Sciences -- Social policy
Published
2001

234. The downside of hearing Whoopi at the mall

Author

Frank, Robert H.

Subjects
Software quality, AT and T Corp. -- Product development, Software -- Ethical aspects -- Innovations -- Product development, Voice synthesis, Voice-overs -- Innovations, Cloning -- Ethical aspects
Abstract

In the early 1980's, a friend's wife paid a voice impersonator to tape the greeting for her husband's answering machine as a gift. 'Well, John's just not home at the […]

Published
2001

236. Cloning hearing highlights science worries

Author

Foubister, Vida

Subjects
Ethical aspects, Genetic engineering -- Ethical aspects, Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Medical research -- Ethical aspects, Medicine, Experimental -- Ethical aspects
Abstract

Physician researchers fear that some groups' vows to clone humans will spur legislation that could endanger legitimate cell- and tissue-cloning science. A CONGRESSIONAL HEARING ON HU man cloning that featured [...]

Published
2001

239. Cloning myths: time to take thought

Author

Shannon, Thomas A.

Subjects
Reproductive technology -- Ethical aspects, Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Humanities, Literature/writing, Political science, Ethical aspects
Abstract

Since the birth of Dolly, the cloned sheep, the debate over human cloning has been characterized by misunderstanding and exaggeration. These have been fueled in part by a lack of [...]

Published
1998

240. Cloning: where's the outrage?

Author

Brown, Brian A.

Subjects
Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Reproduction, Asexual -- Ethical aspects, Human reproductive technology -- Ethical aspects, Social sciences, Sociology and social work, Women's issues/gender studies
Abstract

The prospect of human cloning in the case of physicist Richard Seed's public avowal to clone humans appears to have left opinion makers in a morally ambiguous position. This is because many of them have spent their lives making fun of the western values upon which some of the strongest moral arguments rely. The eventual endorsement of human cloning may be slowed if people can be made to see that the new 'technology' somehow violates moral norms.

Published
1998

246. A design on life?

Author

Macdonald, Bill

Subjects
Biotechnology -- Laws, regulations and rules, Patents -- Laws, regulations and rules, Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Business, international
Abstract

Recent breakthroughs in biotechnology, particularly the successful cloning of a sheep, have led to a rigorous debate on the efficiency of European Union's Biotechnology Patent Directive. Critics cite the directive as ineffectual, since its provisions allow multinational companies to claim ownership on plants, animals or even human parts. On the other hand, proponents of the directive claim that the criteria used in granting patents have been hardly changed and are essentially the same as the previous standards. In supporting the directive, the council clarified several concepts on the patentability of inventions.

Published
1997

247. An embryonic dilemma

Author

Klotzko, Arlene Judith

Subjects
Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Genetic engineering -- Ethical aspects, Health
Abstract

Ethical and moral issues surrounding the developments in cloning and genetic engineering have been brought into focus regarding a case in the US. The parents of a young girl dying from leukemia deliberately conceived another child in the hope of providing a suitable bone marrow donor. Advances in embryo cloning techniques could lead to future children being cloned to serve a purpose, which would be ethically wrong. Technological developments cause ethical dilemmas, and choices are not always clear.

Published
1997

248. Fatalist attraction: the dubious case against fooling Mother Nature

Author

Postrel, Virginia I.

Subjects
Biotechnology -- Ethical aspects, Bioethics -- Analysis, Cloning -- Ethical aspects
Abstract

Twenty years ago, the bookstore in which I was working closed for a few hours while we all went to the funeral of one of our colleagues. Herbie was a […]

Published
1997

249. Spring cloning

Author

Begley, Sharon

Subjects
Ethical aspects, Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Human reproductive technology -- Ethical aspects
Abstract

Three months after Dolly, pigs, cows, and more sheep are pregnant with genetic duplicates So you couldn't squeeze into the Jackie O auction, and were outbid every time the gavel [...]

Published
1997

250. An ethical examination of cloning

Author

Husted, Gladys L. and Husted, James H.

Subjects
Ethical aspects, Cloning -- Ethical aspects, Nursing -- Ethical aspects, Reproductive technology -- Ethical aspects
Abstract

You are a perioperative nurse at Cyberspace Medical Center. Although you have been the circulating nurse on previous in-vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures, today's assignment is different -- the rumor mill [...]

Published
1997

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