Philosophy: Ethics: Applied: Bioethics: Cloning: Human: Page 3

South African Medical Journal (2002) article looking at the ethics and politics of government attempts to outlaw embryo stem cell research (therapeutic cloning research).

The scientists who created Dolly the sheep renew their call for the British government to allow limited research. [BBC News]

Summaries of Federal and State laws, by the UCLA Center for the Study of Evolution and the Origin of Life.

A discussion forum about human cloning, reproductive cloning and related cloning breakthroughs. The politics, science, ethics, problems, issues and related topics. We welcome all pro-cloning advocates, scientists, individuals and groups.

Reports of the Bioethics Advisory Committee of the Israeli Academy of Sciences and Humanities.

The scientists who created say research must be allowed if the breakthrough represented by Dolly the sheep is to benefit people. [Guardian Unlimited]

August 2000 article from Guardian Unlimited.

Ministers rejected experts' advice to allow British scientists to clone human embryos for medical research. [Guardian Unlimited]

Online debate between Gregory Stock director of the science, society, and technology at UCLA and Glenn McGee senior faculty associate at the Center for Bioethics of the University of Pennsylvania. [HotWired]

Essay highlighting the implications of this new powerful technology and its possible influences.