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Regulations and Guidelines,man embryonic tissue for stem cell research requires the destruction of embryos and therefore, is controversially discussed, including the use of surplus embryos that are considered medical waste..The use of human embryonic tissue also has created the fear of the consequence of potential human cloni

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Ethical Issues,s of unapproved stem cell therapies by numerous clinics worldwide, it is essential to require ethical conduct in anti-aging and immortality research, and therapy. Making false claims of cures for certain diseases must be avoided. Direct consumer marketing, i.e., advertisement directly towards potent

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Religious Views on Stem Cells,l dilemma for a specific act intended for a higher good, which coexists with a bad side effect. If the act is intentionally good, and the side effect is anticipated but not primarily intended, it might be permissible according to Catholic teachings. The Catholic Church supports stem cell research bu

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g claims, and the ethical and religious aspects of stem cell research, anti aging research, and immortality research including the Roman Catholic Churches view on embryonic stem cells...Ethics of Modern Stem Ce978-3-031-64845-8978-3-031-64843-4

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Stem Cells,fic oversight and universally accepted guidelines..Induced pluripotent stem cells represent an alternative to embryonic cells but are created from human skin cells by gene manipulation. These require specialized and expensive equipment, and long-term clinical effects must be considered.

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Religious Views on Stem Cells,the fetus is not yet considered a human being..A fertilized egg is not considered a human being in Buddhism, and therefore, it is permitted to be used for stem cell research..In Hinduism, the use of surplus embryos for research purposes is officially permitted.

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