Good science and good ethics: why we should discourage payment for eggs in stem cell researchonation

Nature Reviews Genetics 10 (11):743 (2009)
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Payment for eggs used in stem cell research puts women at unacceptable risk and encourages exploitative commodification of the female body. Thanks to the development of induced pluripotent stem cells, however, we no longer face a choice between good science and good ethics.

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Donna Dickenson
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