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Source RSS Feed | washingtonpost.com - Cloning http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/nation/specials/science/cloning?nav=rss_nation/specials/science/cloning
Cloning Total news: 19 Last news: April 23, 2005 19:31:27
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Top Articles - Top NewsCloned Cows Milk, Beef Up to Standard April 23, 2005 19:31:27Milk and meat from cloned cattle are almost identical in composition to the milk and meat from conventionally bred cattle, according to the first comprehensive assessment of the nutritional value of food from clones. - [Read more] |
NATION IN BRIEF April 23, 2005 19:31:27 3 Closed Parishes Are Given Reprieve WEYMOUTH, Mass. -- The Roman Catholic parish that sparked a wave of protests against church closings in the Boston Archdiocese will reopen, the archbishop announced Thursday. - [Read more] |
WASHINGTON IN BRIEF April 23, 2005 19:31:27 Ban on Human Cloning Is Introduced Again Sens. Sam Brownback (R-Kan.) and Mary Landrieu (D-La.), with Reps. David Joseph Weldon (R-Fla.) and Bart Stupak (D-Mich.), yesterday reintroduced legislation to ban the creation of human embryos or babies by cloning. - [Read more] |
U.N. Backs Human Cloning Ban April 23, 2005 19:31:27 UNITED NATIONS, March 8 -- The U.N. General Assembly adopted a declaration Tuesday that calls on governments to ban all forms of human cloning that are "incompatible with human dignity and the protection of human life." - [Read more] |
Conservatives Draft a Bioethics Agenda for President April 23, 2005 19:31:27 Frustrated by Congresss failure to ban human cloning or place even modest limits on human embryo research, a group of influential conservatives have drafted a broad "bioethics agenda" for President Bushs second term and have begun the delicate task of building a political coalition to support it. - [Read more] |
A Case for Cloning April 23, 2005 19:31:27After previewing the first three episodes, its safe to say that the new "Law & Order" proudly upholds the franchise. - [Read more] |
U.N. Panel Seeks Bans on Cloning April 23, 2005 19:31:27 UNITED NATIONS, Feb. 18 -- A deeply divided General Assembly committee voted Friday to approve a declaration calling on governments to prohibit all forms of human cloning, including techniques used in research on human stem cells. - [Read more] |
Bills Renew Fight on Stem Cells April 23, 2005 19:31:27Congressional supporters of human embryonic stem cell research launched their most intensive effort to expand federal funding for the controversial field, introducing identical bills Tuesday in the Senate and House that would loosen research restrictions President Bush imposed in 2001. - [Read more] |
Pet Clones Are Spurring Call for Limits April 23, 2005 19:31:27Clone a cat, go to jail -- or at least pay a fine. That is the goal of animal welfare activists who announced that they are seeking state and federal restrictions on the small but growing pet-cloning industry. - [Read more] |
Pope Urges Dialogue to Counter Arrogance of Power April 23, 2005 19:31:27 ROME, Jan. 10 -- Pope John Paul II, who opposed the U.S.-led war in Iraq and the Bush administrations policy of preventive war, criticized on Monday the "arrogance of power," which he said should be countered with reason and dialogue. - [Read more] |
2 Stem Cell Options Presented April 23, 2005 19:31:27The panel of experts that advises President Bush on bioethical issues heard descriptions Friday of two new laboratory techniques that may provide a way to get large numbers of medically promising stem cells without creating or killing human embryos. - [Read more] |
U.N. Split on Human Cloning Ban April 23, 2005 19:31:27 UNITED NATIONS, Oct. 21 -- Britain, Japan, South Korea, India and scores of other close U.S. allies sought to head off the Bush administrations campaign to seek a global ban on all forms of human cloning, saying it would undercut scientific efforts to develop cures for cancers, diabetes and a host of other diseases. - [Read more] |
2 GOP Senators Defend Bush on Stem Cell Research April 23, 2005 19:31:27At a time when polls show overwhelming support for the research, Sens. Gordon Smith (Ore.) and Trent Lott (Miss.) expressed concern that Bush is not receiving his due for allowing some federally funded research to go forward while Kerry is not being properly scrutinized for supporting the more controversial "therapeutic" cloning. - [Read more] |
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