Should_We_Clone_Humans_

Should We Clone Humans' Abstract In this paper I will discuss the many ethical concerns regarding the new biotechnological advancements of cloning. There currently have been three types of mammals cloned. Should humans follow' That is exactly what I will explore in my report. Should We Clone Humans' There are many opportunities that will come with cloning. Babies born without heretic diseases, elderly people being able to fix the problems that come with aging and helping leukemia victims or burn victims grow new marrow or skin. However, these opportunities come with very high risks. With any genetic alterations, you run the risk of creating something worse off than the original. Possibly even a threat to society. By cloning animals, scientists are posing opportunities to cure world hunger, increase the success of the agriculture industry, and gain more knowledge on genetic alterations. In the late 1990’s, scientists cloned a lamb later named Dolly. It was indicated that it took 277 failures until a live birth was achieved. Similar mortality rates would raise major questions if cloning were ever to be considered with humans. If we were to clone humans, what do you suppose their lives would be like' Would they be accepted into society as ‘normal’ human, cloning, humans, clone, success, cloned, treated, time, something, society, scientists, opportunities, involved, genetic, dolly, come, believe, age, there, years, ways, way, victims, uniqueness, try, took, since, scotland, risks, risk, property, point, plan, people, out