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    Embryonic Stem Cell Research: The Okay Way to Kill a Baby Today, society’s ethics have gone almost completely away. Society justifies that one life lost is okay to lose if it ends up saving thousands. Embryonic stem cell research is exactly that justification. Stem cell research is taking one type of cell and trying to coax it into a different type of cell. Embryonic stem cell research is taking an embryo and coaxing it into becoming a differing type of cell and destroying its chances at…

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    “Embryonic stem cell research will prolong life, improve life and give hope for life to millions of people.” This quote by Jim Ramstad is about the benefits of Embryonic Stem Cell Research. “Stem cells provide an opportunity to investigate the mechanisms that regulate embryonic development, cellular differentiation, and organ maintenance” (Ramalho-Santos and Willenbring 35-38). Embryonic stem cell research has been around for many years. It has proven to be very beneficial to the medical world,…

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    is embryonic stem cell research which involves the use of cells from early stage embryos. These cells are important because they have yet to mature and therefore are able to evolve into any type of cell found in the human body. Through the use of embryonic stem cell research, scientists may be enabled to learn more about the way that humans develop and possibly develop new ways to treat diseases. Be that as it may, there are many controversies when it comes to human embryonic stem cell research…

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    When a loved one dies, there are many things that can be done with the body. There is the choice of embalmment for a funeral, cremation, organ donation, or donating the body to science. It is apparent what happens when the body is embalmed, cremated, or the organs are donated to save a life, but there are endless possibilities for what happens to a body donated to science. So, what exactly happens when someone’s body is used to further scientific research? This question is exactly what Mary…

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    STEM CELL AND CLONING, Application and ETHICS INTRODUCTION: In today’s ever-evolving world of science and technology, we should always ask the question as to how far are we willing to go in terms of stem cell research and cloning. Do people believe in the concept of cloning human cells or will there forever be a line that can never be crossed? Stem cell research offers great promise for understanding of basic mechanisms of human development and differentiation. It is vital in new treatments for…

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    R V Morgentaler Case Study

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    Humans developed many different upgrades to technology purposed towards making life comfortable. While a majority of the time research and science is considered to be purposed for helping humans there will also often be a medical research project which might go against our religious values. A good example can be considered as abortion, which is a medical procedure purposed towards helping girls and women. In Canada, we as Canadians take great pride in our culture, kindness, and hospitality.…

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    techniques, will there ever truly be a time when dying will become not our final end or an immutable fact of life, but rather just a minor inconvenience? (The Dark Quest to Reanimate the Dead)”. Or “Because even a mad scientist can't put Humpty Dumpty's cells back together again, a real-life Frankenstein's monster is not a possibility in the foreseeable future. (Is it Possible to Reanimate the Dead?)”.…

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    The reproductive cloning of human embryos is largely considered unethical because a human clone would have a greatly decreased quality of life; clones often suffer from genetic and physical abnormalities, and have greatly shortened lifespans. Others fear that the reproductive cloning of human embryos has the potential to be abused. In theory, one could create human clones for purpose of organ harvesting. For these reasons, many countries have halted research on the reproductive cloning of humans…

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    Fetal Stem Cell Research Pros and Cons Stem cells have the capacity to create other cells in the body, such as brain, muscle, tissue and blood cells. This is why it is considered a revolutionary option to repair or replace damaged cells or tissues, as in the case of cancer. Stem cells are present in all of our bodies and for the entirety of our existence. But its potency is highest in a fetus than in an adult body, resulting in fetal stem cell research. The negative and positive effects it…

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    Though the ability to change the genetics of a human to cure diseases has a great amount of value to the scientific community it has met some opposition in terms of ethics. Some scientists speculate that the gene therapy itself could cause damage to the genome of the patient. This of course has not been proven at the current time as gene therapy has not been used for a long enough time to see the long term effects. Another thing that some people believe is that gene therapy is not a reliable…

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