Contains articles that provide opposing viewpoints on issues related to stem cells, discussing whether stem cells will cure disease, the ethical and moral questions surrounding stem cell research, the role of the government in stem cell research, and alternatives to embryonic stem cells.
Examines the very promising but controversial use of human stem cells in treating medical conditions ranging from burned skin to damaged spinal cords to various diseases.
Traces the history of stem cell technology from 1740 to the present, and explains how recent developments in stem cell research may hold the promise for cell-based treatments and cures for scores of diseases and illnesses.
Discusses recent ethical concerns in the biomedical field, including genetic testing and manipulation, stem cell research, and assisted reproductive technology.
Medical researcher Nathan Underhill learns another scientist has created a mythological basilisk that may be responsible for a series of murders and sets out to stop the mythical beast before his loved ones become the next target.
Contains seventeen essays that offer varying perspectives on issues that relate to stem cell research, and discusses whether stem cell research is immoral, alternatives of embryonic stem cell research, government responsibilities, and more.
Explains what stem cells are; describes the medical functions scientists think stem cells could perform and the technologies involved; and discusses the ethical debate over the issue, presenting the various arguments for and against.
Presents an overview of microscopes and cells, and examines stem cells, discussing research, transplants, immunity, ethical issues, and their role in the field of regenerative medicine.
