Some have objected to the laboratory cloning of human preembryos on the grounds that the
procedure would violate the dignity of and respect owed to human preembryos. Others have …

The author, a member of the US President's Council on Bioethics, discussesethical issues
raised by human cloning, whetherfor purposes of bringing babies to birth or forresearch …

Some opponents of reproductive human cloning have argued that, because of its
experimental nature, any attempt to create a child by way of cloning would risk serious birth …

The most publicly justifiable application of human cloning, if there is one at all, is to provide
self-compatible cells or tissues for medical use, especially transplantation. Some have …

Europe and the USA, that cloning humans is unethical and should be prohibited by criminal
law. Every time the debate comes up—after Ian Wilmut's first cloning experiments on …

When Richard Seed of Chicago announced he was assembling a team to clone a human
being, public alarm about the ethics of cloning humans ratcheted even higher than it had …

After the birth of the first ever cloned mammal, Dolly the sheep, made the headlines, people
all around the world rushed to condemn human cloning as an absolute wrong. 1 A number …

Neither therapeutic cloning nor reproductive cloning necessarily pose insurmountable
ethical obstacles. Two defences of therapeutic cloning are considered. The first defence, the …

The author believes that the medical and scientific benefits of research into therapeutic
cloning are so great that this research is morally required. There is an overwhelming …

John Harris' has written an interesting paper on the ethical debate which has surrounded the
cloning of the lamb, Dolly, by adult nuclear transfer from mammary gland cells. In it he rightly …