Titlebook: Handbook of Bioethical Decisions. Volume I; Decisions at the Ben Erick Valdés,Juan Alberto Lecaros Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403983060ible applications, clinical trials indicate its great potential to provide new forms of medical treatment, as well as cures, for a range of prevalent monogenic diseases, including several disorders of the blood (hemoglobinopathies). This chapter provides an overview of the nature of somatic cells, a

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Revolutionary and Educationalist,t other doors opened up by the technique, which entails far-reaching and controversial bioethical quandaries, are neglected. As a matter of fact, for some disabled parents, the best child possible may be a disabled one, and according to some arguments there might be good reasons to select for disabi

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,‘Neglected Genius’: The Romantic Canon,he so called fourteen-day rule. It designates that human embryos should not be cultured in vitro beyond fourteen days of development. The fourteen-day rule has long been offered as an assurance that scientific horizons are subject to ethical limits. Over the course of several decades, it has also be

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230390225r some special circumstances. Furthermore, the entities created might not be treated according to what their special statute demands. This would have a negative impact on their quality of life, depriving it of many of the factors that usually bring happiness to living beings. On the other hand, ther

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,Phase Two: From ‘Real’ to ‘True’ Presence,t first, this issue raises a lot of questions including when, why, how, where, and for whom? Furthermore, society, religion, law, and culture entangle this issue even more. Human cloning discussions broadly consider a mass production of human clones. The therapeutic and reproductive cloning precede

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Thomas Gray Arrives on the Scene,kfire. It can appear as if there is a “wisdom of nature” which we ignore at our peril. A recognition of this reality can manifest as a vaguely normative intuition, to the effect that it is “hubristic” to try to improve on nature, or that biomedical therapy is ok while enhancement is morally suspect.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-02310-3idual autonomy and on medical supervision most of these criticisms are avoidable. Secondly, the paper focuses on some social problems that follow on from access to mood enhancement, arguing that while there are ways to overcome them, they raise other problems. Thirdly, it examines issues of normaliz

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