Cloned cows have been used to harvest lifesaving medical drugs that are produced in their blood. ... In July 2001, the House of Representatives passed a bill banning human cloning for reproductive or research purposes. ... Countries across the world have already banned all human cloning (Nardo, 2007). ... A few states, including California and Michigan, have also considered legal bans on human cloning. ...

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In today's society there are many factors that are going to help decide whether cloning should be controlled or banned among them are religion, infertility, and a scientific aspect. ... In the article of Scientist prepared for human cloning it mentions that "The cloning of Dolly and other animals is designed to help scientists develop new drugs to combat hemophilia and other inherited diseases." ... (Pg2) Who's to say cloning should be banned? Although it is banned in America right now, changes do happen. ...

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Human cloning should not be banned because it can be beneficial for the human race in terms of infertile couples, genetic research, and organ cloning. ... Indeed, banning this process because it does not correspond with some religious beliefs is in itself a corrupt idea. ... A clone's kidney, would have the recipients exact DNA, so there would be little to no chance of rejection of the organ or need from immune suppressing drugs. ... Unfortunately this research cannot continue because human cloning has been banned. ...

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Drug and pharmaceutical production ("pharming-) is one way in which animal cloning could be applied for human benefit. ... In Australia, as in many countries worldwide, governments have been quick to ban cloning of human beings. ...

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