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Embryonic stem cells are a type of cell that derive from embryos. This process usually happens though in vitro fertilization and then donated to research with consent of the donor. These cells are useful for research and can be used to “regenerate and repair damaged tissue, some current therapies such as bone marrow transplantation already make use to stem cells and their potential for regeneration of damaged tissues” (Kohl, 2011). These cells can overall help

The ethical issue regarding embryonic stem cells is the destruction of human embryos. According to the article on stem cell research “ it is morally problematic to use embryos for stem cell research because it destroys embryos to obtain stem cells, cloning is morally wrong because it is contrary to personalistic norm and reduces a person to an object that is manipulated and controlled by another” (Duncan,2008). The United States has mixed views on weather to allow embryonic stem cell or not. In 2001 President Bush prohibits the federal funding of any reach using ES cell however his policy does not affect the private sector conducted with state funding. This shows that there are other ways around regulations and that this ethical issue is very complex.

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The questions that can be generated by using this post are;

• How effective the Embryonic stem cells transplantation in treating and reforming the
  damaged tissue ?
• What are some current trends and development is ES cell therapy after the Prohibition of Federal fund against
  the regarding policy in 2001 ?
• How the Ethical issues can be resolved to improve the Embryonic stem cell therapy ?