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... bioethical debate in the USA ( Eguizabal et al., 2019 ). Analyze the challenges associated with stem cell therapy and explore potential strategies to overcome them. Examine the ethical considerations surrounding stem cell therapy and propose viable strategies to address these concerns...

...Catherine Cooke; Amelia Hubbard The value to students of discussing and evaluating bioethical scenarios has been widely demonstrated, yet relatively few natural science courses incorporate this topic as part of the curriculum. This paper presents an activity to introduce bioethics into a college...

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...Stacy Baker In this two-part activity, students examine living cervical cancer cells and chromosomes from a women named Henrietta Lacks who died over 60 years ago, but whose cancer cells continued to divide and grow even after her death. Students then debate the legal and bioethical issues...