At Law: Is It Time to Clone a Bioethics Commission?

Hastings Center Report 24 (1):29 (1994)
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Abstract

The intense media coverage of the latest version of “human cloning” that began in mid‐October with a front‐page story in the New York Times revealed more than the public's deep fascination with the prospect of endless human replicas.1 It also served as a reminder that for the past decade no official, broad‐based advisory bioethics body has operated in the United States.

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