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California's Stem Cell Gold Rush Dec 15, 2004
Stem-cell research will now proceed; the issue is how Dec 14, 2004
California votes for embryonic stem cell research Dec 13, 2004
The Wisdom of a 'Creepy Solution' Dec 09, 2004
Spinning out of control - Researchers should beware of 'public relations' screens that are anything but helpful to science communication Dec 09, 2004
Where theology matters Dec 09, 2004
Cloning around Dec 06, 2004
A U.S.-U.K. stem-cell connection Dec 06, 2004
The wisdom of the Costa Rican resolution Nov 16, 2004
Attack on adult stem cells Nov 12, 2004
The stem-cell state Nov 11, 2004
Stem-cell vote blurs religion-based politics Nov 09, 2004
The stem cell dilemma: PRO: Proceed with research, but cautiously Nov 06, 2004
The stem cell dilemma: CON: Slippery slope leads down to moral abyss Nov 06, 2004
California to the Rescue Nov 05, 2004
California Vote Brings Windfall For Stem Cells Nov 04, 2004
Good eggs - There is no place for ageism in reproductive medicine Nov 04, 2004
When parents deserve the right to choose Nov 02, 2004
Fighting disease at source Nov 02, 2004
To screen or not to screen - A medical breakthrough in genetics and an ethical dilemma Nov 01, 2004
Does the UN vote on cloning matter? Oct 21, 2004
In defence of human reproductive cloning Oct 21, 2004
Going public Oct 21, 2004
A Cloning Compromise That Works Oct 20, 2004
The hard cell question Oct 17, 2004
Prop. 71 a risky experiment in squandering public monies Oct 17, 2004
A Promising Cloning Proposal Oct 15, 2004
Neuroscience and Neuroethics Oct 15, 2004
No doubting Reeve's courage, but question his convictions Oct 14, 2004
California dreaming Oct 14, 2004
California dreaming Oct 14, 2004
Futures of artificial life - Researchers involved in synthetic biology need to take steps to engage more with the public Oct 07, 2004
Futures of artificial life Oct 07, 2004
Kaiser Daily Reproductive Health Report Summarizes Opinion Pieces on California's Stem Cell Research Ballot Initiative Sep 30, 2004
Time to advance stem-cell research Sep 30, 2004
Keep genome data freely accessible Sep 25, 2004
California's Stem Cell Challenge Sep 23, 2004
Time to look to the future Sep 23, 2004
Better to be talked about... Sep 16, 2004
Dividing the cloning divide Sep 03, 2004
Politics, morals and embryos - Can bioethics in the United States rise above politics? Sep 02, 2004
The Democrats embrace the gospel of stem cells Aug 30, 2004
Rover Is Not Replaceable -- Forget Cloning Aug 28, 2004
Kaiser Daily Reproductive Health Report Summarizes Opinion Pieces on Debate Over Embryonic Stem Cell Research Aug 24, 2004
Rely on science, not rhetoric Aug 24, 2004
Stem-cell policy moderately wrong - Why didn't Bush outright prohibit the research, if he truly believed destroying embryos is killing? Aug 24, 2004
Senseless on Stem Cells - Why advocate research that destroys nascent human beings? Aug 23, 2004
Stem-cell solution: Get politics out of the way Aug 18, 2004
Current policy on stem cells has no good defense Aug 17, 2004
Stem cells - Nothing can justify arbitrary, unreasoning restrictions on federal support for embryonic research aimed at reducing human suffering Aug 17, 2004
Why Lines Must Be Drawn - Stem cells present a complex moral issue. Shame on Democrats for polarizing it Aug 16, 2004
Dance of the Stem Cells Aug 15, 2004
Stem Cell Battles Aug 15, 2004
Research promises to cure diseases if religion recognizes cells can be extracted before life begins Aug 15, 2004
Stem-cell policy: a stark choice Aug 13, 2004
We should clone this U.K. policy Aug 12, 2004
No controversy with adult stem cells Aug 10, 2004
Bush's Obstructionism Aug 09, 2004
Bush Must Reverse Miserly Policy On Stem Cell Research Funding Aug 09, 2004
Cell wars Aug 08, 2004
Stem Cell Stumping Aug 04, 2004
Party of Stem Cells - The Democrats' new wedge issue Aug 03, 2004
Beware the push for human cloning Jul 31, 2004
Gender crisis not an accurate prediction Jul 31, 2004
Don't Clone Ron Reagan's Agenda - Who cares about real Parkinson's patients when there's a Brave New World to sell? Jul 28, 2004
Having faith in judgement of embryology watchdog Jul 25, 2004
Designer babies are not wicked: abortions are, thoug Jul 23, 2004
Are we on the genetic slippery slope? No, say doctors specialising in reproductive medicine. Saviour siblings are just the logical next step Jul 22, 2004
A matter of life and death Jul 06, 2004
Unlock the Potential of Stem Cell Research Jul 06, 2004
Treatment or treats? Jul 02, 2004
Cloning battles focus on cure versus disaster Jun 28, 2004
Get a consensus on cloning research Jun 28, 2004
Cloning human embryos Jun 27, 2004
The lure of the lurid Jun 24, 2004
'We've lost so much time already' Jun 18, 2004
Time for a Change on Stem Cell Research Jun 14, 2004
A case for cloning - This vital research can save lives Jun 13, 2004
Precaution versus principles Jun 10, 2004
The other stem cells Jun 08, 2004
A Fitting Tribute to Mr. Reagan Jun 08, 2004
Reagan's Next Victory Jun 07, 2004
For: Stem research is legal, useful Jun 06, 2004
Nancy Reagan's compromise Jun 06, 2004
A Bad Investment Jun 04, 2004
The False Controversy of Stem Cells - If you think it through, the case for embryonic research is an easy one... May 31, 2004
Stem Cells: A Way Forward - A new report provides some moral guidelines May 31, 2004
Rethink restrictions: Stem cell research funding needs to be expanded May 26, 2004
Inflated Promise, Distorted Facts - As senators make moves, a walk through the stem-cell fray May 25, 2004
The Stem Cell Cover-Up May 25, 2004
Rethinking Stem-Cell Research May 24, 2004
Dilemma over stem cells May 23, 2004
Kaiser Daily Reproductive Health Report Summarizes Editorials About Pressure on Bush To Change Stem Cell Policy May 19, 2004
Rescuing stem cells beats alternatives May 18, 2004
Where ignorance is bliss May 18, 2004
A brave new Bill? May 17, 2004
Publicly financed research would add ethical controls May 13, 2004
Republicans for Stem Cell Research May 11, 2004
Cloning Scientist Rebuffs Nature Journal's Claim May 09, 2004
Ethics of therapeutic cloning - A moment of triumph for South Korean science appears to have been marred by doubts about lab practice May 06, 2004
It's a mad, mad, mad, mad embryonic kill bill May 04, 2004
No genotype left untreated May 04, 2004
Lost Your Little Boy? We'll Make Another May 02, 2004
'Godsend' no blessing for cloning research - Hollywood clunker spreads fear and misinformation Apr 30, 2004
Sausalito company's cloning of pets brings up ethical questions Apr 24, 2004
Mouse made by two mothers raises questions Apr 22, 2004
Hello Kitty or Frankenpet? Apr 20, 2004
The Kass Council's Ex-Friends Apr 20, 2004
The Doctor Is In - The head of the president's bioethics commission on assisted reproduction, cloning, council critics & more Apr 05, 2004
Bioethics Council's Suggestions May Break Cloning Deadlock Apr 05, 2004
Bioethics and Reproduction Apr 04, 2004
Science and the Bush Administration - Breaking the policy deadlock on cloning and assisted reproduction Apr 04, 2004
This Isn't About Cloning Apr 02, 2004
Time to End the Embryonic Stem Cell Ban - Bush's flimsy funding policy is hurting promising research and real people Apr 02, 2004
My little brother on drugs - A point/counterpoint on hGH treatment Apr 01, 2004
Reproductive Wrongs Apr 01, 2004
Reproduction and Responsibility Apr 01, 2004
The identity clinic. Happiness has become the goal of medicine - and it will make us miserable Mar 27, 2004
Think Again: Misreporting Stem Cell Research Mar 25, 2004
When exactly does life begin? Mar 18, 2004
US science policy: Mission impossible? Mar 18, 2004
Stem Cells, Redux Mar 12, 2004
Key question for research on human embryos is whether it is moral Mar 12, 2004
Opting out on stem cells Mar 11, 2004
The Privatization of Stem Cells Mar 09, 2004
The Women Behind Cloning Mar 08, 2004
The Ethics of Science Mar 08, 2004
A 'Full Range' of Bioethical Views Just Got Narrower Mar 07, 2004
Reason as Our Guide Mar 05, 2004
We Don't Play Politics With Science Mar 03, 2004
Leon Kass Learns to Spin - Sage of bioethics wants you to think he knows nothing Mar 03, 2004
On High-Tech Reproduction, Italy Will Practice Abstinence Mar 02, 2004
Face Off - Titans Of Cloning Mar 01, 2004
Wake-Up America Mar 01, 2004
Is Dr. Clone creating life or trying to save it? South Korean defends ethics of his controversial research Feb 28, 2004
Clone the Taxpayers Feb 26, 2004
The Triumph of Hope Over Science Feb 25, 2004
U.S. at standstill over cloning debate Feb 24, 2004
A New Cloning Debate - A scientific breakthrough inspires hope for future cures and reignites vows to outlaw embryonic research Feb 23, 2004
Cloning potential justifies research Feb 23, 2004
The Moral imperative for human cloning Feb 21, 2004
Cloning, it's not Feb 16, 2004
US should revisit issue of human cloning for medical research Feb 16, 2004
Cloning Ethics Feb 15, 2004
Crossing Ethical Borders; Human Cloning Marches On, Without U.S. Help Feb 15, 2004
Our Cloning Policy, Hostage to a Stalemate Feb 15, 2004
Human Cloning Success Sparks Heated Debate Feb 13, 2004
Cloning compromise - Don't ban use of embryonic stem cells for research into treating disease Feb 13, 2004
US Falls Significantly Behind In Stem Cell Research Feb 13, 2004
Stem cells: federal funding failure Feb 13, 2004
Cloning by Koreans Stirs Washington Over Research Is sue Feb 13, 2004
The Cloning Success in Korea Feb 13, 2004
Cloning and Democratic Deliberation Feb 02, 2004
Embryonic stem cell use poses dilemma - Should you destroy a life to save a life? That question is facing many scientists in the lab today. Feb 01, 2004
Cloning Corporate Welfare - The biotech industry wants your money. Jan 29, 2004
Will the cloning doctors go from villains to heroes? Jan 26, 2004
Brave New Babies - Parents now have the power to choose the sex of their children. But as technology answers prayers, it also raises some troubling questions Jan 26, 2004
Cloning and the First State. With a dishonest bill pending, Delaware looks to join New Jersey as a haven for human cloning Jan 24, 2004
Pregnant pause - Governments should ban reproductive cloning but allow the therapeutic sort Jan 22, 2004
Human cloning: Your views Jan 20, 2004
Entering a Brave New World, Warily Jan 18, 2004
State of Cloning - An unprecedented law in New Jersey Jan 05, 2004
Shimmering Chimeras - Moving sheepishly toward the biotech future Dec 24, 2003
Embryo research bill: Rational Dec 18, 2003
The Stem Cell Refugee Dec 12, 2003
Cloning in New Jersey - New Jersey Assembly Bill 2840 looks to be the most radical human cloning measure ever put into law. It should be stopped Dec 11, 2003
An embryo proposal devoid of modesty or irony Dec 08, 2003
Of Sheep and Man - Humanity will never be shaped by cloning Dec 02, 2003
When Fish Fluoresce, Can Teenagers Be Far Behind? Dec 02, 2003
Embryo Police Nov 29, 2003
Find cure for ideology Nov 28, 2003
The Ethics of Sex-Selection: A View from Britain Nov 21, 2003
Biotech becalmed Nov 18, 2003
Government must take moral stand in stem-cell research vote Nov 17, 2003
Parents should have the right to choose the sex of their children Nov 15, 2003
A Fight at the U.N. Over Cloning Nov 05, 2003
Genetic Discrimination: Time to Act Oct 31, 2003
Kabuki and Stem Cells Oct 31, 2003
The Facts on Stem Cells Oct 30, 2003
Do the UK embryology laws need updating? Oct 29, 2003
A Tough Ethical Call. Chinese doctors impregnate a woman using a technique U.S. scientists deemed too hot to handle Oct 27, 2003
Gay at Birth? Oct 25, 2003
One Reason Not to Like Bush Oct 24, 2003
Experimenting with Human Fertility Oct 16, 2003
Fertility Breakthrough Raises Tough Questions About Link to Cloning Oct 13, 2003
A Bug's Death Sep 25, 2003
Dealing with democracy Sep 25, 2003
Embryonic man Sep 24, 2003
IVF fears Sep 11, 2003
The model biotech company? An ethical dilemma Sep 11, 2003
A brain gap with the Red Chinese Sep 09, 2003
Cellular songs in the key of life Aug 29, 2003
Fetal trials need public funds.The outcomes of trials of fetal-cell transplants highlight the importance of public access Aug 28, 2003
Is ugliness a disease? Aug 26, 2003
The future of the abortion debate Aug 18, 2003
Embryo research Aug 16, 2003
Send in the clones Aug 14, 2003
Cell division Aug 13, 2003
Where Is Thy Sting? Aug 12, 2003
Stem Cells in Limbo Aug 11, 2003
Prometea unbound Aug 07, 2003
Artificial eggs and sperm 'will end infertility' Jul 25, 2003
End of infertility within a decade, say doctors Jul 25, 2003
'God is not in charge, we are' Jul 24, 2003
Jamie's legacy - Look again at law on designer babies Jun 22, 2003
We are some way down a slippery slope Jun 20, 2003
The price of life - Review the law on embryo selection Jun 20, 2003
Breeding Fear Jun 12, 2003
Bush's Political Science Jun 12, 2003
Reining in assisted reproduction Apr 17, 2003
Man and superman. Biotechnology could transform humanity - provided humanity wishes to be transformed Mar 27, 2003
Practical hope. Adult stem cells break through Mar 14, 2003
Metaphors and dreams. The paradox of the DNA revolution is that it shows us a shining future without telling us how to get there Jan 13, 2003
Abducting The Cloning Debate Jan 13, 2003
Fearing the worst should anyone produce a cloned baby Jan 05, 2003
The Scientists Speak: No Human Cloning Jan 01, 2003
How Dolly the sheep turned fiction to reality Dec 28, 2002
A clone by any other name Dec 23, 2002
Nothing wrong with a little frankenstein Dec 01, 2002
The transhumanists Sep 20, 2002
Genetic screening is here to stay. So it's time we got used to it and began to appreciate the benefits Sep 03, 2002
Holding Cell Aug 02, 2002
A report and its lessons Jul 29, 2002
Interview with a humanoid Jul 23, 2002
Cloning: Huckster or Hero? Michael West's optimistic predictions and unorthodox approach to promoting Advanced Cell Technology have tripped him up Jun 20, 2002
Cloning can't be stopped Jun 01, 2002
Stop the cloning May 23, 2002
Sins of Petition: Does the left really oppose cloned embryo research? May 06, 2002
The remastered race May 01, 2002
Everything You Need to Know about Cloning Apr 29, 2002
Is brave new world inevitable? Bill Kristol says yes. he's wrong Apr 24, 2002
Body parts - Thanks to American science you really can cheat death - or bits of you can. And at a price, of course Apr 22, 2002
The future is now, II Apr 15, 2002
Hidden dragon. American biotech has nothing to fear from China's clones Mar 16, 2002
The virtue of IVF. It's not designer babies. It's life for Zain Feb 24, 2002
The Stem-Cell Debate Just Got Thornier. Recent findings may give scientists a way around legal obstacles - but open up new fields for ethical debate Feb 01, 2002
Should human cloning be allowed? No, it's a moral monstrosity Dec 05, 2001
Storm in a test tube. How significant is the creation of teh first hman embryo? Nov 29, 2001
The ethical considerations Nov 24, 2001
The uncloned states of American? Oct 16, 2001
Sex Selection - Should you be allowed to pick your kid's sex? Oct 03, 2001
At Risk: A Golden Opportunity in Biotech. Limits on federal funding have already eroded U.S. research efforts Sep 11, 2001
Leon Kass, philosopher-politician Aug 16, 2001
Stem Cells: Looks Like America Is in Bush's Corner Aug 13, 2001
Cloning, stem cells, and beyond Aug 13, 2001
Cloning still looks far too dangerous at attempt Aug 09, 2001
The United States is making a muddle of the ethics of genetic science Aug 02, 2001
The cutting blob of ethical politics Jul 05, 2001
Save embryonis stem cell research May 17, 2001
America's next ethical war Apr 01, 2001
Cloning around. Human cloning is the stuff og fantasy, but a group of maverick scientists wants to make it real Mar 15, 2001
Stem cell research advocates in limbo Jan 20, 2001
Awaiting the Miracles of Stem-Cell Research Nov 29, 2000
Gene genies Oct 05, 2000
It's a Girl! Is sex selection the first step to designer children? Nov 28, 1998
A milestone for human cell science, a new headache for ethicists Nov 05, 1998
The troubled hunt for the ultimate cell Aug 01, 1998
Scientific brutality. Aldous Huxley's bleak vision Feb 26, 1998
Beyond the genome. The ethics of DNA testing Nov 05, 1994
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