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Introduction
I The Science and Background of Human Embryonic Stem Cells
1 Human Embryonic Stem Cells: A Primer on the Technology and Its Medical Applications, Thomas B. Okarma
2 Human Embryonic Stem Cells, James A. Thomson
3 The Stem Cell Debate in Historical Context, John C. Fletcher
II Raising the Ethical Issues
4 On the Ethics and Politics of Embryonic Stem Cell Research, Erik Parens
5 Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research: Comments on the NBAC Report, Françoise Baylis
6 NBAC s Arguments on Embryo Research: Strengths and Weaknesses, John C. Fletcher
7 Beyond the Embryo: A Feminist Appraisal of the Embryonic Stem Cell Debate, Suzanne Holland
III Angles of Vision
8 Stem Cell Research A Jewish Perspective, Elliot N. Dorff
9 The Ethics of the Eighth Day: Jewish Bioethics and Research on Human Embryonic Stem Cells, Laurie Zoloth
10 Roman Catholic Views on Research Involving Human Embryonic Stem Cells, Margaret A. Farley
11 Human Embryonic Stem Cells: Possible Approaches from a Catholic Perspective, Michael M. Mendiola
12 Embryonic Stem Cells and the Theology of Dignity, Ted Peters
13 Some Protestant Reflections, Gilbert Meilaender
14 On the Elusive Nature of Respect, Karen Lebacqz
15 Ethical Issues: A Secular Perspective, Ernlé W. D. Young
IV Public Discourse, Oversight, and the Role of Research in Society
16 From the Micro to the Macro, Thomas A. Shannon
17 Expert Bioethics as Professional Discourse: The Case of Stem Cells, Paul Root Wolpe and Glenn McGee
18 Stem Cells: Shaping the Future in Public Policy, Margaret R. McLean
19 Leaps and Boundaries: Expanding Oversight of Human Stem Cell Research, Cynthia B. Cohen
20 Jordan s Banks: A View from the First Years of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research, Laurie Zoloth Glossary
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Rachael Carr
reviewed The Human Embryonic Stem Cell Debate: Science, Ethics, and Public Policy on March 27, 2009
The Human Embryonic Stem Cell Debate
Human Embryonic Stem Cells address the social, legal, and ethical debates resulting from the Bush Administration's restriction of the usage. The book focuses on the morals of embryo's being used and how embryonic stem cell use is the result of killing unborn children. Since I'm doing my paper on the advantages of embryonic stem cell research I wanted to read a book that focused on not only the scientific part but also on what is keeping the research from moving forward. Zoloth bring an interesting new look to the issue that will soon change with the Obama Administration.
Zoloth also talks about the amazing potential behind the cells, how they can be used for organ transplants, birth defect and many diseases. One thing I found very interesting was that these stem cells can transform into any type of cell in the body except those needed in the development of a fetus. It amazes me how much we will be able to do in a couple of years when embryonic stem cells are finally used openly at hospitals.
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