Margaret Sleeboom-Faulkner: Unborn life and human embryonic stem cell research in Chinese society: changing values and scientific quests
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A talk by Margaret Sleeboom-Faulkner, Reader in Anthropology at the University of Sussex. Everyone has heard of stem cells and the biomedical revolution they herald, but what are these cells, and what should we make of them? Does China have a different ethical framework for valuing unborn life? Western politicians have warned against the growing reliance on China for embryonic and fetal stem cell research. In truth, what scientists mean by 'stem cells' is changing so fast that even they have trouble keeping up.
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Margaret Sleeboom-Faulkner: Unborn life and human embryonic stem cell research in Chinese society: changing values and scientific quests
- 1. Unborn life and human embryonic stem cell research in Chinese society: changing values and scientific quests Wellcome collection: “ China: Birth and Belonging” Friday 26 – Saturday 27 February 2010 Margaret Sleeboom-Faulkner University of Sussex [email_address] Research in China supported by:
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- University of Bristol - Historical Photographs of China reference number: bo01-096. Photo from an album (UoB reference bo01) kept at the Royal Society for Asian Affairs, London (RSAA reference RSAA/SC/BOW/1). Ningpo (Ningbo).
- Description={{en|1=Grave of a baby in Fuzhou, China}} |Source={{cite book | last = Bishop | first = J. F. | year = c. 1900 | title = Chinese Pictures | publisher = Charles L. Bowman, New York | url = htt