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HEALTH/ethics matters

04:24 PM EST (2124 GMT) 09 December 2002 
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 Do embryos need new protections?
Off in the distance, there are the growing rumbles of an approaching storm. Not of the meteorological variety, but a storm over increasing restrictions on biomedical research -- both domestic and international -- that may involve human embryos.
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 The business of medical research
The current issue of the New England Journal of Medicine contains a study of whether and how medical schools enforce guidelines to help reduce inappropriate influence by drug companies on medical research they fund.
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 Research in kids: Why it's risky, why it's important
Federal policy for biomedical research on children has come to a crossroads because of a convergence of circumstances, and the next step is vitally important.
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October
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• Studying organ sales: short term profits, long term suffering
 
September
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• 'Adoption' of frozen embryos a loaded term
September
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• Tainted gifts of life?
 
August
19
• Should we be able to choose our kids?
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