One specific issue with embryonic stem cell research is that human embryos are required to be harvested and destroyed in order to obtain the embryonic stem cells that are vital for research. In the primary source “Ethical and Social Considerations of Embryonic Stem Cell Research” Anne Mclaren, the author of this article and a current English geneticist, bioethicist and graduate of the university of Oxford, describes
One specific issue with embryonic stem cell research is that human embryos are required to be harvested and destroyed in order to obtain the embryonic stem cells that are vital for research. In the primary source “Ethical and Social Considerations of Embryonic Stem Cell Research” Anne Mclaren, the author of this article and a current English geneticist, bioethicist and graduate of the university of Oxford, describes