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    was alright. How was school?” I hadn’t done any work that day‚ and the guilt seeped into my bones‚ threatening to pour out the truth in that I hadn’t done schoolwork for a few weeks. “It was good. I worked on an essay today‚ something about stem cell research.” The lie slid out easily. He nodded his head anyway‚ and I suppose he preferred to believe a lie than upset the truth. “Where’s your mom?” “Napping – she got home a few hours ago.” I followed him into his bedroom and looked to my mom’s side

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    The Ethical Dilemma: Stem Cell Research “Ethics is knowing the difference between what you have a right to do and what is right to do.”- Potter Stewart One of the most controversial topics in today’s world is stem cell research. What are stem cells? Why is the debate about stem cells about ethics? Should stem cell research be allowed? What are the benefits of stem cell research? Stem cells are cells that have the potential to differentiate into a specialized cell such as liver cell. Scientists

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    Stem Cell Research Stem cells have the ability to mold themselves into many different types of cells with specific attributes. Stem cells are basically cells that have not been placed into a specific categorized function. Stem cells have so far proved to provide treatment to various illnesses‚ such as cancer‚ multiple sclerosis‚ arthritis‚ Lou Gehrig’s disease‚ etc. So why is it not in blatant medical use today? Well‚ mainly because stem cells are noted as an act against God. The US government

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    any of the concepts below: chapter 11: ethnicity and race • know definitions of and be able to apply explanations of race-ethnic inequality: ^ deficiency theories (biological and cultural) ^ bias theories (racism) ^ institutional discrimination theories (know the main arguments of these theories) • definition and examples racial-ethnic profiling (appearance‚ linguistic‚ name) • definition and examples of white privilege chapter 10: gender inequality

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    2012 Stem Cell Research: Medical Advantages Greatly debated‚ stem cell research is very controversial; especially embryonic stem cell research. Many debate over the ethics of the research versus the medical advantages. The medical advantages outweigh the ethical views. The mass of embryonic stem cells that are used come for in vitro fertilization (IVF) (Black). Those cells are disposed as medical waste—using them for research gives those cells a purpose and to be wasted (16). Embryonic stem cells

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    Human stem cell research is a novel technology that will benefit society as a whole. This bold statement represents a current debate high on the ethical and political agendas across the globe. Although the potential benefits of using human stem cells in the treatment of diseases are vast and clear‚ their use remains controversial due to the public perception of their source and methods of extraction. However‚ it is undeniable stem cell research is key in the treatment and reversal of a range of medical

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    Essay based on the topic: “On the issue of cloning‚ an early pioneer of cloning research‚ Dr. James D. Watson‚ believed that over time society would see that the good would outweight the bad”. Articles read for supporting the matter: “Animals Cloned” by Tim Reid‚ and “Cloning and Stemm Cell Research: A summary of the Current Ethical Dilemmas”‚ by Neil Thompson. The researches on cloning are old but it reached some heated debates in the lasts decades. This matter became more famous in media after

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    In 2001‚ the federal government authorized stem cell research. There has been much controversy revolving around this type of research‚ especially the embryonic stem cell. Do you agree or disagree with the stem cell research. Why? Up until recent years‚ research into stem cells was focused mainly on Embryonic Stem Cells‚ which involved taking tissue from an aborted embryo or fetus to get the most promising material for study. This was usually done only days after conception or between the fifth

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    ill patients. One of the most notable advancements has been the use of stem cells to regenerate tissue in the body and cure disease such as Type I diabetes. While stem cell research is still in its infancy it represents one of the most important tools for the future development of biological science.[i] Considering the advantages of stem cell research‚ experts in the field have noted that this process of stem cell research enables biomedical professionals to develop treatments and possible cures

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    In recent years past‚ Embryonic Stem Cell research has caused a moral and ethical debate. In order To obtain embryonic stem cells‚ an early embryo has to be destroyed. To most people this act would seem highly unethical as you are potentially destroying new life. But others argue that the early stages of an embryo lack the physical mental and emotional capabilities of a human being‚ as well as most embryos being harvested have had yet to attach to the uterus in order to further develop. In addition

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