Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2003
ISSN
0008-7254
Publisher
Case Western Reserve School of Law
Language
en-US
Abstract
America's inability to craft a regulatory ethics of abortion has led to a
/="/">wild west of unregulated research with human embryos and pregnant
/="/">women by our private infertility industry. Because of an "all or nothing"
/="/">research mentality, it is becoming increasingly impossible to suggest
/="/">outlandish and reckless reproductive research possibilities without seeing
/="/">them actually pursued. And if even the wild west seems a bit inhospitable
/="/">to particular research goals, such as cloning to produce the genetic duplicate
/="/">of an existing person, media darlings like Severino Antinori and Zavos
/="/">Panos, and even members of the Raelian cult, clone press conferences
/="/">(since they haven't been able to clone babies) to announce that they will"go offshore" if cloning is outlawed in the U.S.
Recommended Citation
Rosario M. Isasi & George J. Annas,
Arbitrage, Bioethics, and Cloning: The ABCs ofGestating a United National Cloning Convention
,
35
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
397
(2003).
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