Question

Science and belief systems are different, and yet they are both aspects of culture and, thus, necessarily have some influence on and interaction with one another. Consider some current ethical debates that revolve around ideas about humanity and life itself--assisted suicide, embryonic stem cell research, and editing individual genomes with techniques like CRISPR. Write your post about at least one of these debates, or a similar one of your choosing. What points of view do science and belief bring to these debates? Do you think it is possible to reconcile some of the seeming differences of opinion on how to deal with these issues in the "real world?"

Answer 1

Answer: The embryonic stem cells research faces various ethical and moral issues as there are conflicts regarding it. It may cause the damage to the human embryo.

Stem cell Research Stem- cell research is the area of research that studies the properties of stem cells and their potential use in medicine. As stem cells are the harvested offers the opportunity to develop new treatments and many other researches have been performed to know about the activities. But still there are mony controversies regarding Stem Cells gesearch D Embryonic stem cells can have high rejection Buiz, Embogonic stem cell therapies have been known to create several tuture health problems Research has shown that these therapies encourage the development of tumous 2) Adult stem cells have a determined cell type. There are limitation in the stem cell therapies. 3) Obtaining any form of stem cell is a difficult process! - Once harvested, it takes several months for the stem cells to grow enough to the point where they could be potentially used for the creation of a therapy These are some reasons that causes controver- Sial issues and communicate effectively.