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Attitudes toward Embryo Experimentation in Europe,nferences (Joss and Durant 1995, Einsiedel et al. 2001) to direct consultation of the public (referenda, see Bonfadelli et al. 2002), and sometimes simply policy-makers’ sensitivity to the public’s views and preferences, as gleaned from studies of public opinion.

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Introduction, valuable ways to treat a variety of medical and social problems. These range from new options in infertility treatment and preimplantation genetic diagnosis to embryonic stem cell-based therapies for debilitating diseases. However, these new approaches involve the manipulation of human gametes, emb

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