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Human Cloning Simply Explained: Ethics, Cloning, Cryonics, Xenotransplantation

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One aspect of a contemporary societal problem relating to human cloning are the
practices used. The method of cloning and prolonging the growth of human embryos through
various stages of development for the purpose of organ, tissue, stem cell, and bone marrow
harvesting affect ethical societal values. The ethical implication of ending a human life for the
purpose of cloning is a moral and ethical issue. Further research in cloning and growing organs
or tissues in a lab without a human host are more ethical and humane practices in biomedical
research.

12 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 25, 2018

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