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…of the rapid growth of cancer (Appendix A.13).  Goes against the recommendation made by the National Bioethics Advisory Commission that "any regulations or legislative actions undertaken to effect the foregoing prohibition should be carefully written so…

…://www.georgetown.edu/research/nrcbl/nbac/pubs/cloning2/cc5.pdf>. Campbell, Courtney S. United States Dept. of National Bioethics Advisory Commission. Cloning Human Beings: Religious Perspectives on Human Cloning. Springfield, Virginia: GPO, 1997. Chapman, Audrey R…

…, clones will be like test-tube babies,'' says Arthur L. Kaplan, bioethics professor at the University of Pennsylvania. ``Relatively few people will use the technology, so there won't even be that many.'' So is cloning nothing more than a cure for a disease…

…to having another clone around them. Environment plays a big part in determining how a clone may turn out. In The Boys from Brazil, both boys develop their own personalities but still seem to have many similarities with one another. A bioethics researcher…

…funding for human cloning. He also asked the National Bioethics Advisory Committee to form an opinion on human cloning. The committee focused its attention on the use of somatic cell nuclear transfer techniques to create children, such as was used…

…, A.L. (1998) If Gene Therapy Is the Cure, What is the Disease? med.upenn.edu/~bioethics/genetics/articles/caplan.gene.therapy.html. Challoner, J. (1999) The Baby Makers: The History of Artificial Conception. London: Macmillan Publishers Ltd. Dawkins, R…

…and exploration, should welcome it and its possibilities with open arms. Bibliography Works Cited "Bioethics: an Introduction." N. d. Online posting. Internet. 2 Dec. 1997. Clarke, Bryan C. Genetic Engineering. Microsoft (r) Encarta. Microsoft…

…that everyone can agree with on other bioethical issues. Even I myself could not tell with a hundred percent certitude that I am for or against surrogate motherhood being legal and whether it is moral and ethical to be involved in such an agreement. However, if I had…

…that cloning is morally wrong has sparked many governments to take action. After the discovery of Dolly, European and US governments worked fast to study cloning and decide on its overall value. In the US, President Clinton asked the National Bioethics Advisory…

…of realization and come into full use in society. The world is on the brink of the most exciting step into human evolution ever, and through knowledge and exploration, should welcome it and its possibilities with open arms. Works Cited · "Bioethics…