Not everyone agrees with cloning, or believes it is ethical. However, there are many important medical possibilities through the use of cloning. Such possibilities include the cure for infertility, endangered species, baldness, and reconstructive surgery. Through cloning, we also may be able to help with liver and kidney failure, leukemia, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s, and possibly even cancer.

I believe many people misunderstand cloning, and think it is used strictly for reproducing whole animals or humans. This is what I thought before doing more research. Reproducing whole human beings would be just a small portion of cloning, if made legal. The primary focus of cloning is to reproduce stem cells that would be used to grow replacement organs.

I believe if people were more educated about cloning there would be less people opposed to it. One of the main reasons people are against cloning is that they believe someone will abuse it, by

Cloning would help many people safely face problems with health and appearance, rather than going through risky surgery. Cloning could amazingly increase the physical and emotional value of many people’s lives.

Many people are in favor of cloning because of its use in reconstructive, cosmetic, and plastic surgery. Imagine if you were a burn victim, how would you like to get your skin back to normal? It may even be possible for victims of limb amputation, to have that limb regenerated. It could also help people with balding scalps. Dr, Simon Smith states that “cloning can be used to get more hair from a few sample follicles or grafts from the patient’s head and then grow them, later transplant the grafts where it is needed.” Cloning would also be much safer for cosmetic surgery and breast implants. With the new technology, instead of using material foreign to the body, doctors will be able to manufacture bone, fat, connective tissue, or cartilage that matches the patient’s tiss

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