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Stem Cell Ethics

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May 25, 2013

 

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So far, scientists have had some success in experiments using stem cells to restore lost function in animals, but the ability to transplant stem cells into humans to replace diseased tissues is not yet assured. Despite hopes that human stem cell research will lead to medical breakthroughs, there are controversial ethical and legal questions concerning how these cells are derived...
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Many people are opposed to using stem cells derived from human embryos because the removal of the cells results in the death of the embryos. For many, causing the death of an embryo is equivalent to taking the life of a human being. In August 2001, President George W. Bush ruled that the federal government would fund research only on existing stem cell lines derived from human embryos...
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