VOLUME 39 |
2004-2005 |
NUMBER 3 |
STEM CELLS AND CLONING: WHERE THE REGULATORY
CONSENSUS FAILS
Roger Brownsword
SMALL THINGS CONSIDERED: THE ETHICAL
SIGNIFICANCE OF HUMAN EMBRYONIC STEM CELL RESEARCH
William P. Cheshire, Jr.
CLONING EMBRYOS FROM ADULT
HUMAN BEINGS: THE RELATIVE MERITS OF REPRODUCTIVE, RESEARCH AND
THERAPUTIC USES
Ronald Chester
AN OVERVIEW OF STEM CELL
RESEARCH
Suzanne Kadereit & Pamela J. Hines
STEM CELL POLICY: WHERE DO WE
DRAW THE LINES?
Lori P. Knowles
HUMAN CLONING AND STEM CELL RESEARCH
: WHO SHOULD DECIDE WHERE TO DRAW THE LINE?
June Mary Zekan Makdisi
THE IMPACT OF CURRENT POLICY
AND REGULATION ON FUTURE STEM CELL HUMAN HEALTH APPLICATIONS
Michael J. Malinowski
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
AND STEM CELL RESEARCH: WHO OWNS THE MEDICAL BREAKTHROUGHS?
Sean M. O'Connor
SIBLING VISITATION AS A FUNDAMENTAL
RIGHT IN HERBST V. SWAN
Angela Ferraris
TRADING CUSTODY FOR CARE: WHY
PARENTS ARE FORCED TO CHOOSE BETWEEN THE TWO AND WHY THE GOVERNMENT
MUST SUPPORT THE KEEPING FAMILIES TOGETHER ACT
Elizabeth A. Varney