The idea of cloning human embryos to recreate birth or create spare human tissues was developed by the biotechnology industry to help cure diseases and help fulfill the reproductive rights of infertile and/or gay couples. ... Aristotle may have agreed with the medical benefits to society which could occur from cloning, such as the transplant of organs to help individuals with terminable illnesses. ... The first issue is the dangers involved with the existence of a nuclear power plant. ... Currently Congress has extended the Price Anderson Act, which guarantees compensation in the event of a ...

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Genetically modified organisms are plant or meat products that been alter in a lab with genes from other plants, viruses, or bacteria in order to produce more food. ... However, these changes towards the crops have caused an increase in health problems for consumers, varying from food allergies to damage in animal's organs. ... In a report A comparison of the effects of three genetically modified corn varieties on mammalian health, a blood and organ system analysis data were shown from the experiment with genetically modified corn (NK 603, MON 810, MON 863) fed rats. ... The results show ...

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For instance, if a patient were cloned involuntarily, that would likely be a violation of the patient's existing constitutional rights to privacy and reproductive freedom. ... They claim through their extensive research that they can make "plants and animals more resistant to disease, less expensive to grow and more nutritious?... Although cloning can create some devastating circumstances with the reproduction of infants, cloning could also be used to produce skin for burn victims, brain cells, spinal cords, livers, lungs, and any other organs needed. ... "Stem-cell research offers the po...

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