Response to Special Section: Cloning: Technology, Policy, and Ethics

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Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 8 (2):241-245 (1999)
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A recent issue of CambridgeQuarterlyofHealthcareEthics provides a fascinating look into the uncertainties surrounding the subject of human cloning. As Nelkin and Lindee point out, for example, the popular assumption is that this technology will lead to individual immortality. life everlasting for the deserving.considers the use of cloning for the replication of human individuals to be ethically unacceptable.”

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