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The Question of Human Cloning
Hastings Center Report 24 (2):6-14 (1994)
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The idea of splitting off cells from embryos to clone human beings sounds so bizarre and dangerous that one would think the practice should not be permitted. A closer look reveals its ethical acceptability.Other Versions
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