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    Values in Conflict: Public Attitudes on Embryonic Stem Cell Research 

    Hudson K; Faden, R.; Scott, J. (Genetics and Public Policy Center, 2005-10)
    Stem cells are unique among human cells in that they possess the uncanny ability to develop into virtually any other cell of the body, offering a hypothetical tool kit for repairing diseased hearts, mending broken spinal ...
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    Statement of Kathy Hudson, Ph.D Re: New Research on Derivation of Embryonic Stem Cells 

    Hudson, K (Genetics and Public Policy Center, 2005-09-16)
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    Regulating reproductive genetics: A review of American bioethics commissions and comparison to the British Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority 

    Riley, M. F.; Merrill, R. (Genetics and Public Policy Center, 2005-08-25)
    Many people are now advocating expanded government regulation of research and clinical use of reproductive technologies. Although many of these technologies have been in use or anticipated for more than twenty-five years, ...
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    Reproduction, genetics and the law 

    Crockin, S. L. (Genetics and Public Policy Center, 2005-06)
    Both reproductive medicine and genetics are seeing rapid, and in some instances, revolutionary medical and scientific advances. Courts have been called upon to resolve a variety of novel disputes arising from these areas, ...
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    Reproductive genetics: Conceiving new wrongs? 

    Crockin, S. L. (Genetics and Public Policy Center, 2005)
    Genetic testing ought to make it easier for couples to make informed reproductive choices. But when mistakes occur, or communication falters, lawsuits soon follow.
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    Law and policy director Gail Javitt presents comments at the Food and Drug Administration hearing on Consumer-Directed Promotion of Regulated Medical Products 

    Javitt, G (Genetics and Public Policy Center, 2005-11-01)
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    Cloning: A Policy Analysis 

    Javitt G, Suthers K; Hudson K (Genetics and Public Policy Center, 2005)
    Cloning is a scientific term used to describe the process of genetic duplication. Somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) is the cloning technique that has drawn attention in recent years. This technique, in which the nucleus ...
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    Human Germline Genetic Modification: Issues and Options for Policymakers 

    Baruch, S.; Pritchard, D.; Javitt, G.; Scott, J.; Borchelt, R.; Kalfoglou, A.; Hudson, K. (Genetics and Public Policy Center, 2005)
    Germline genetic modification is possible in animals, but not yet in humans. If certain technical obstacles were overcome, human germline genetic modification (HGGM) could allow human beings to create permanent heritable ...
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    Reproductive Genetic Testing: Issues and Options for Policymakers 

    Baruch, S.; Javitt, G; Scott, J.; Hudson, K (Genetics and Public Policy Center, 2005)
    Reproductive genetic testing offers prospective parents information about their risk of having a child with a genetic disease or characteristic. This information can be used to help prospective parents make reproductive ...
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    IMAGN! Increasing Minority Awareness of Genetics Now! 

    Genetics and Public Policy Center (Genetics and Public Policy Center, 2005)
    The Human Genome Project revealed that any two humans are 99.9 percent genetically identical to each other. Yet by looking around you, it’s apparent that the 0.1 percent by which we all differ in our DNA can lead to ...

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    AuthorScott, J. (3)Baruch, S. (2)Crockin, S. L. (2)Hudson K (2)Hudson, K (2)Javitt, G (2)Borchelt, R. (1)Faden, R. (1)Genetics and Public Policy Center (1)Hudson, K. (1)... View MoreSubjectEthics (5)Legislation, Medical (2)Public Policy (2)Reproductive Techniques, Assisted (2)Advisory Committees (1)Cloning (1)Congresses (1)Consumer Participation (1)Data Collection (1)Embryo Research (1)... View MoreDate Issued
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