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    Should Medical Marijuana Be a Medical Option? Janette Fritz Brandman University Professor Gess January 27‚ 2013 Abstract: In the debate over medical marijuana‚ the primary justification advanced by its supporters is that marijuana use‚ especially by terminally ill patients‚ diminishes their "suffering from unnecessary chronic and unbearable pain that persists until death." Currently‚ Washington D.C. and eighteen states have approved and finalized medical marijuana rules: Alaska‚ Arizona

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    1. Eukaryotic cells have a true nucleus‚ bound by a double membrane. Prokaryotic cells have no nucleus. The purpose of the nucleus is to sequester the DNA-related functions of the big eukaryotic cell into a smaller chamber‚ for the purpose of increased efficiency. This function is unnecessary for the prokaryotic cell‚ because its much smaller size means that all materials within the cell are relatively close together. Of course‚ prokaryotic cells do have DNA and DNA functions. Biologists describe

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    Transitional age youth between the ages of 15-18 who are battling chronic illnesses such as Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) traditionally have a hard time coping to their life style. This causes some to fall into depression and the outlook of the quality of life is decreased also. The eight week study will include six African- American boys and girls from an outpatient clinic that specializes in the medical care of persons with SCD. Participants will meet twice a week for an hour. The Children’s Depression

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    Cloning Advancements and Achievements Have you ever had a favorite dog - a pet you would keep for the rest of your life if you could? Well‚ now you can. Researchers in Seoul‚ South Korea are betting that consumers will pay big bucks to have their pet brought back to life‚ at least genetically speaking. RNL Bio announced in mid-February that they are offering commercial pet cloning services to the public. Offering cloned dogs at a price of $150‚000‚ services are marketed to wealthy pet owners

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    Is Stem Cell Research Ethical? Stem Cell Research Stem Cell testing and research covers many different areas today. These cells are the basic center of where cells of any tissue in the body grow. Stem cells have the ability to grow into many different types of tissue that is why they are so unique. Stem Cells can be grown to replace almost any tissue that has been damaged or destroyed by disease. With so many diseases today that are said to be untreatable or have no cure

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    Rhetorical Analysis on “The science‚ policy and ethics of stem cell research” Doctors‚ researchers‚ patients and virtually anyone interested in the future of medicine are intrigued by the key role human embryonic stem cell research could have in curing well-known diseases such as cancer. As much as people are curious about how it could advance medicine in incredible ways‚ there remains the issue of whether finding a cure using human embryos is ethically sound. The answer to this question is heavily

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    The Stem Cell Research Controversy Stem cell research is defined by eHow as “a developing technology that focuses on using undifferentiated cells therapeutically to treat human disease and injury. Stem cells are primitive or unspecialized cells that can assist in tissue repair and rejuvenation. When they divide‚ stem cells have the potential to become any type of cell needed‚ such as brain‚ blood or muscle cells.” Stem cells are important for many reasons but the most well-known is that they have

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    play. Embryonic stem cell research has faced the negative spotlight for many years. The false misconceptions surrounding stem cells is clouded by the idea that they are acquired through intentionally killing a life of a potential human being. These false statements facilitated by anti-abortion organizations has slowed down the progress that could have been achieved through science on a logical and ethnically driven basis. Embryonic stem cells should be used for medical research because they harness

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    Stem cell research has perhaps been the most controversial talks of birth after abortion. Stem cell research has much potential‚ but also has its issues. The issues particularly affect morals and religious beliefs around the world. Stem cell research has the potential to cure or fix many diseases and problems relating to our body. At the same time some cells are killed and the religious believe that the soul exists even as a stem cell at that size. There are two most common stem cell types. Embryonic

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    Ethics in Stem Cell Research [Subject] [Student’s Name] University Affiliation Table of Contents Introduction 3 Ethical Issues for Stem Cell Research 3 Conclusion 7 Bibliography 8 Introduction It is man’s bounden duty to promote and sustain life‚ being a co-creator and a co-worker of God. In the performance of such duties‚ man has‚ in the name of ground breaking innovations‚ has impinged on one of the most crucial processes of life‚ its creation and sustenance. One of the significant

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