human cloning

Discusses the ethical and legal ramifications of reproductive technology and the motives and methods of doctors and scientists who are conducting research in such areas as cloning, in vitro fertilization, and gene manipulation.

In a future where every U.S. citizen has an imprisoned clone to fulfill their medical needs, Ray is asked by an old friend to help hide an escaped clone, who happens to be a clone of himself.

Presents the first report of the President's Council on Bioethics, established by President George W. Bush to advise him on bioethical issues related to advances in biomedical science and technology, focusing on the scientific and ethical ramifications of human cloning.

Provides an overview of the technology and history of cloning and presents arguments for and against human cloning.

Contains thirteen essays that debate the scientific, moral, and ethical issues surrounding the prospect of human and animal cloning.

Presents arguments for and against the ethics of cloning human beings.