Embryo research

Human embryo research in France.

The French law on bioethics, voted upon in July 1994, is going to be revised. This is the occasion for France to reconsider its position concerning research on human embryos, which is currently prohibited in France, as it is in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. However, such research is authorised in other European countries such as the UK, Spain, Belgium, Italy and The Netherlands. The establi...

Morality and human embryo research

The readers of EMBO reports will be familiar with the broad outlines of the debate about whether it is morally acceptable to destroy human embryos for the purposes of medical research. The Talking Point articles published here exemplify the two sides of this debate: Robert George and Patrick Lee argue that such research is inherently wrong, whereas Thomas Douglas and Julian Savulescu contend th...

New embryo research sparks fears

The news that thousands of women at risk of giving birth to sick children could benefit from a revolutionary technique to ensure that their babies are free from genetic disorders hit the headlines in Britain last month where the technique was developed. Five women in the country are pregnant after having their embryos tested using the technique, which can screen out the genes for common disorde...

Frankenstein and the debate over embryo research.

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Embryo Transfer in Beef Cattle Research