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    prevent diseases from happening? Embryonic Stem Cells are beneficial to society . Embryonic Stem Cells can help treat many diseases . The most exciting use of the stem cells depend on their their the ability to differentiate into a wide range of functioning adults cells. This gives a replacement source of the cell to treat any serious disease. That means that technically any disease that cellular and tissue destruction it can be treated with the stem cell. Some diseases consist of heart disease‚

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    Many people have not been fully informed on the topic of human pluripotent stem cell research. Most American have heard a lot on one side‚ and very little on the other. Hence‚ they have not and can not fully evaluate the facts and can only give snap decisions‚ according to religioustolerance.com. Having heard extensive lectures on both sides‚ I believe that embryonic stem cell research shows great promise in bettering the medical and scientific community. I agree with the American Association for

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    Embryonic Stem Cell Research Should Be Federally Funded The undifferentiated cells of a human embryo‚ referred to as stem cells‚ hold limitless promise for medical research. When a human embryo consists of not more than 64 cells‚ its cells are able to learn new ways of being. If injected into a diseased kidney‚ they take on many of the properties of ordinary kidney cells‚ and may help the kidney to perform its normal function. This seems to hold for any organ‚ even any kind of cell. (Goldstein)

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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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    Stem cells are the fundamental building blocks to any humans’ life. These cells can "divide multiple times forming hundreds of clones" of themselves (Daley 1). The cells are categorized as pluripotent‚ which means that they are able to develop into any cell of the human body thus‚ they can be used to create healthy tissues or organs that have the ability to replace any damaged tissues along with advancing our medical technology. Stem cell research has the potential to save many lives if we take

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    Is human embryonic stem cell research ethical? Yes. Some disagree because it is TRUE that‚ this embryonic stem cell will one day become a living person. I am not opposing this particular point. What I’m trying to state‚ is that‚ we don’t need embryonic stem cells from people who are interested to make a baby. Instead of those 1.3 million people who are choosing to have an abortion‚ or those people who are throwing a life into the gutters just a 1 minute pleasure… they can be the cause of saving

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    Stem Cell Research Legislation For some time now‚ stem cell research has been a major issue when it comes to ethics. “Ethics‚ science and religion became further intertwined with politics in the 1990’s‚ increasing the battles among congress‚ administrations‚ and other agencies” (Scott‚ 2006‚ p.153). Stem cell research is probably one of the most important scientific advancements in the past one hundred years. Stem Cell research began in the 1800’s‚ with the discovery that some cells could actually

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    and Stem Cell Research Stem cell research is very controversial in today’s world. Although stem cell research has the potential for curing diseases and conditions‚ some people view stem cell research as unethical and immoral. People do not realize that there is hope for medical advancement today because medical specialists can use stem cell research to grow practically any cells needed for sick patients. Today‚ I am going to tell you what deontology is‚ how the school of thought views stem cell

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    embryonic stem cells in medical treatment remains unsettled throughout the world. Embryonic stem cells possess the ability to save lives through reproductive growth properties despite moral oppositions proposed by conservative and religious lobbying organizations. Embryonic stem cells derive from developing embryos (the most basic stage of human life) which then are injected into another patient in order to cure an illness or more astonishingly‚ to help regrow lost body parts. These cells perform miraculous

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    Stem Cell Research: A Moral and Ethical Debate Stem Cell Research A Moral and Ethical Debate Imagine your life at the age of 32. It is as perfect as you could have ever imagined it. You are married with three beautiful children; two girls and a boy. Your oldest daughter is complaining of stumbling and clumsiness‚ so you take her to the doctor. You are devastated to learn that she‚ along with your other two children‚ have a neurological disorder called Batten Disease. This is a rare

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