In principle, human cloning does not represent a forbidden interference in nature, …

• Abstract
• Introduction
• Potential Drawbacks Problems
• Moral right to use human cloning
• Human cloning as ethical
• Human cloning unethical issue
• Psychological distress and financial
• Cloning and families
• References

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- Human Clone:Who Is Related To Whom

Human Clone: Who Is Related To Whom

Balwant Rai, S. K. Dhattarwal, Deepa Kharb, Rajnish Jain, Latika Kharb, Simmi Kharb, S. C. Anand.

The Internet Journal of Law, Healthcare and Ethics. 2007. Volume 4 Number 2.

 

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In principle, human cloning does not represent a forbidden interference in nature, on condition that its use is limited specifically to those cases that would benefit mankind. Multiprofessional commissions should be established to deal with positive and negative aspects of the subject so as to maintain genetic stability and biological diversity.