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| The following
sites provide much useful and helpful information,
but the Bioethics Committee does not necessarily
agree with all of the content |
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Cures
Without Clones
This website provided comprehensive listings of
recent success stories in stem cell research.
We list a wide range of disorders for which there
is real promise for future treatment throught
the use of adult stem cells. |
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Do
No Harm
Defending vulerable people's right to live. |
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World
Federation of Doctors who respect human life
To
uphold the Hippocratic tradition, to support
doctors and health personnel who are discriminated
against because they uphold that tradition and
to call for legal protection for all members
of the human race, from conception/fertilisation
until natural death, in accordance with the
U.N. Declaration of Human Rights 1948 and the
Declaration of the Righs of the Child 1959.
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The
Pope Paul VI Institute for the Study of Human
Reproduction
was
built in 1985 as a direct response to the appeal
by Pope Paul VI in his encyclical letter, Humanae
Vitae, issued in July 1968. This encyclical
addressed Church teaching in the areas of married
love and fertility regulation. This was based
on a theology of marriage and the family and
on an understanding of the human and spiritual
dimensions of conjugal love. It was based on
the fundamental principle that love and life
should never be separated.
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| Catholics
in Healthcare
is
a new and developing web-based resource designed
to help Catholics working in health and social
care fields in England and Wales to network with
others, access resources and support, and live
out their vocation as skilled, effective and committed
care workers. |
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Embryoperson
The
aim of this web site is to show that there is
a scientific experimental basis as well for distinguishing
between a human embryo and a non-embryonic biological
artifact, as for determining that the human embryo
is a person possessing human rights. |
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