Re: U.K. Moves To Ban Human Cloning . . .
It hasn't yet been proven to work to expected aspirations.
Still at the theory level when it comes to the final aim, which is to use the stem cells in developing new blood and even organs for the DNA donor/owner, it would definitely be a life saver. No organ rejection or rejection medications to take.
As for Brittain... they seemed to agree on the issue this past January:
http://www.cnn.com/2001/WORLD/europe/UK/01/22/cloning.reut/
The good, if they get it right: Could save many lives.
The bad, if they get it right: They could clone a human being (don't they watch Star Trek... even Rodenberry warned against it.).
Marcia
