Should we continue to use embryonic stem cells?
One of the leading areas of stem cell research is the use of embryonic stem cells. Stem cells can be turned into any type of cell. Therefore, many diseases could be cured, such as muscular dystrophy. However, to obtain stem cells from an embryo, the embryo has to killed off (if it is considered alive at all). Many religious groups oppose embryonic stem cell research, advocating that embryos are living things and it is equal to taking a human life. Should the use of embryonic stem cells continue, or should we use other methods to obtain stem cells?
Yes we Should
Side Score: 5
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No we shouldn't
Side Score: 3
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