Research ethics council faces dissolution

CLONING-STATEMENT FROM THE DANISH COUNCIL OF ETHICS Introduction to the Danish Council of Ethics’ Position

Cloning is asexual reproduction. That means that an individual can be created without the involvement of any egg and sperm cells. Cloning generates a copy of the cloned organism’s genesunlike sexual reproduction, in which the offspring takes one half of its genes from the egg cell and the other half from the sperm cell. The cloning debate arouses intense emotions, which presumably has to do wit...

SWEDISH NATIONAL COUNCIL on MEDICAL-ETHICS Prenatal diagnosis: the Ethics

Ethics in Clinical Research

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Medical Research Council

What is it famous for? While being the main UK government's agency for funding biomedical research, it is probably best known for having nurtured British molecular biology in Cambridge in the golden decade of the 1950s — whence came the double helix model of DNA (James Watson and Francis Crick), the first amino-acid sequence of a protein (insulin, Fred Sanger), and the first three-dimensional p...

The ethics of research related to healthcare in developing countries NUFFIELD COUNCIL BIOETHICS ON