Ethical Analysis of the Embryonic Stem Cell Controversy

Eubios Journal of Asian and International Bioethics 22 (6):226-235 (2012)
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Abstract

Medical research on human embryo stem cells has provoked a considerable amount of moral controversy. In this paper, the author critically analyses the arguments in this debate. A theory of moral status that coherently and plausibly advocates the use of embryonic stem cells in therapeutic research is also outlined.

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Francisco Lara
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