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Group fears step taken toward ‘designer babies’

News that scientists have for the first time genetically altered a human embryo is drawing fire from some watchdog groups that say it’s a step toward creating “designer babies.” Full story

Embryonic stem cells coaxed into key heart cells

USDA won't lift ban on cloned food soon

Scientists make human-cow embryos

Cloned cells show promise in Parkinson's mice

How far would you go for a cure?

Bone docs look to biology for future

Brazilian court to rule on stem cell research

Stem cells treat diabetes in mice

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Germany considers changing stem cell laws

Patient grows new jaw from own stem cells

Pope defends right to speak out on bioethics

Embryo clones created from human cells

Embryos survive stem cell harvest

FDA set to rule on cloning-for-food

Cloned milk and meat: What's the beef?

Americans seek stem cell treatments in China

Menstrual blood tapped as source of stem cells

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