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    A Terrible Beauty Is Born

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    battling with the question – Should the research of cloning be taken further? Many doctors believe that cloning is an advancement to help save more lives although specific organs or blood types have yet to be cloned and actually made available to the general medical community. Think about it. If someone desperately needed a liver transplant‚ with the aid of cloning technology‚ doctors would be able to clone that persons liver cells and produce a healthy‚ genetically matched liver thus saving that person’s

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    infertility‚ abortion and the organ transplant process (Ham‚ 2007). Some researchers such as Panayiotis Zavos who is a leading researcher and authority in the area of male reproductive physiology‚ gamete physiology and infertility believe that Reproductive Cloning is moral. If humans can be successfully cloned Zavos would like to see it provided as an alternative for couples that are not able to produce children on their own (Zavos‚ 2002). When a patient needs an organ transplant they face the risk of

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    Heart is the organ that we talk about a lot. On a Valentine’s Day‚ we give our hearts to the loved ones to express our love and compassion‚ a long time ago‚ people even thought that our emotions come from the heart‚ maybe because the heart beats faster when a person is scared or excited‚ may be because when we are emotionally hurt we say or feel like our heart is crying or hurting. I chose this topic because my father was on the transplant list for five years‚ experienced three myocardial infarctions

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    Advantages of Cloning With that being said‚ the following are the generally accepted benefits of cloning: • Easy replacement of internal organs and tissues for patients in need of transplants instead of waiting for suitable organ donors‚ alive or dead. Since the transplanted organ contains most of the recipient’s genes‚ there is a lesser chance for rejection as well. • Cloning can be a solution to the infertility issue among couples. Theoretically speaking‚ parents can choose the desirable qualities

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    Lawrence STS 200R Gorman The Situation Organ failure is undeniably one of the most significant health problems in today’s world. Heart‚ kidney‚ lung‚ liver‚ and other organ failures are responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths each year. Heart failure‚ for instance‚ claims an especially high number of lives. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) reported in 1996 that heart failure kills four times as many people as does HIV infection. Organ transplantation has proved to be the most efficient

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    Medicare Funded Organ Transplants Keller Graduate School of Management Health Rights and Responsibilities HSM 542 Medicare Funded Organ Transplants: Ethical Issues Introduction “Ethical issues are the branch of philosophy that defines what is good for the individual and for society and establishes the nature of obligations‚ or duties‚ that people owe themselves and one another. In modern society‚ ethics define how individuals‚ professionals‚ and corporations choose to interact with one another

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    shtml Conger‚ C. (n.d.). HowStuffWorks "Could we clone our organs to be used in a transplant?".HowStuffWorks "Science". Retrieved February 8‚ 2013‚ from http://science.howstuffworks.com/life/genetic/cloned-organ-transplant.htm History of Cloning | Basic Science Partnership at Harvard Medical School. (n.d.). Basic Science Partnership. Retrieved February 8‚ 2013‚ from https://bsp.med.harvard.edu/?q=node/18 Jeanty‚ J. (n.d.). What Is Organ Cloning? | eHow.com. eHow | How to Videos‚ Articles & More

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    JURNOL 1) Stress It is not natural for young people to feel stressed and hopeless about the situations they face. All young people want is to be happy‚ to make a real difference they need our help to develop a more positive mental attitude and to understand that the real source of their happiness or their stress and to develop the inner strength and confidence to deal with any situation‚ however challenging‚ is an important goal. Many young people today put too much emphasis on materialism

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    material items make people feel important‚ but the feeling of importance is not the only thing obtainable through purchase. Many individuals believe happiness cannot be bought‚ but society says otherwise. “Organ Sales Will Save Lives‚” by Joanna Mackay explains the need for legal sales of organs to assist people requiring money for various reasons. Happiness comes in the form of financial stability or a guaranteed meal every night. To achieve happiness in such forms‚ some people will go to great

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    OCS (Organ Care System) What is it? The Organ Care System (or OCS for short) is a device created by TransMedics INC and allows for soon to be transplanted organs like hearts and lungs to remain outside of a host body for longer. The OCS works by transporting warm blood‚ oxygenated‚ and nutrient rich blood to the donated organ‚ thusly‚ prolonging the time the organ can remain outside of a body (1). History of transplants: The very first successful heart transplant performed in humans was in 1967

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