Albany Law Review

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Articles in March 2002 issue of Albany Law Review

• Embryonic stem cell research and respect for human life: philosophical and legal reflections.
  by McCartney, James J.
• Stem cells from a biological perspective: what they are, where they are found, and what can be done with them.
  by Niemi, William D.
• A comparative look at the U.S and British approaches to stem cell research.
  by Young, Cynthia Donley
• "The American breed": Nazi eugenics and the origins of the Pioneer Fund.
  by Lombardo, Paul A.
• Ethical issues in stem cell research.
  by Balint, John A.
• The ethics weave in human genomics, embryonic stem cell research, and therapeutic cloning: promoting and protecting society's interests.
  by Magill, Gerard
• Biotech and theodicy: what can and what ought we to do in procreative technology?
  by Ahlers, Rolf
• Human cloning and genetic engineering: the case for proceeding cautiously.
  by Brown, Barry L.
• Human cloning and the right to reproduce.
  by Foley, Elizabeth Price