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Stem Cells, Pluralism and Moral Empathyo forget or downplay values which we override, it is argued that we need the moral virtue of empathy. Empathy enables us to see overridden values in our own position, it fosters understanding of the weighing made by our opponents, and it stimulates the search for alternatives to Human ES-cell research which respect all values involved.

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The Moral Status of Human Embryos with Special Regard to Stem Cell Research and Therapyinical therapy. Finally, it includes a reflection about the ethical dilemma between medical progress on one hand and respect for embryos on the other. The conclusion outlines the profile of the two different positions represented in the group.

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The Moral Status of Human Embryos with Special Regard to Stem Cell Research and Therapyll field, including the question of different sources for human embryonic stem cells. It delivers a survey of some of the argumentative concepts within philosophical and theological debates regarding the moral status of human embryos and evaluates the relevance, strengths and weaknesses of the argum

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Neurogenesis and Potential Use of Stem Cells from Adult Human Brainrvous system; neurons, astrocytes and oligodendrocytes. These stem cells hold great promise for neural repair after injury or disease, either by activating the stem cells residing within the brain and/or by transplantation of stem cells from the adult human brain after expanding them in culture dish