At the headquarters of the Human Cloning Foundation, in the corner of a Greenwich Village lamp shop, more than a half a million people have logged on to the Web site to exchange information. Women ...

Human cloning raises some of the most difficult questions in science and ethics today. From medical breakthroughs to moral ...

The experiment reported last week in Oregon brings cloning-to-produce-children one step closer. Other research, like experiments on the cloning of non-human primates, will also bring us closer to ...

Not all researchers interested in cloning were making big, unsubstantiated claims. Beginning shortly after the announcement of Dolly’s birth, Shoukhrat Mitalipov and his team at Oregon State ...

Can one be an advocate for embryonic stem cell research while opposing human cloning experimentation? That's the question facing about 30 U.S. senators who have not yet taken a position on human ...

Human cloning has been possible for seven years, but we haven't done it yet. Here's why scientists don't think the time, money, and risks are worth it.

Human cloning: One step closer. 04:16 . Editor’s Note: David King has a PhD in molecular biology and is the director of Human Genetics Alert, an independent watchdog group.

I learned about the first successful human cloning last Monday, but couldn’t write about it until Wednesday because of a news embargo. The peer reviewed paper in Cell was rushed to print because ...

Human cloning is the creation of a genetically identical copy of an existing, or previously existing, human being or growing cloned tissue from that individual. The term is generally used to refer ...

Since Dolly - cloning's poster child - was born in Scotland in 1996, scientists have successfully used SCNT to clone more than 20 other species, including cows, pigs, dogs, rabbits, rats and mice.

Since President Bush is also against human cloning, a bill proposing a federal ban is likely on the way. But most agree that the march toward human clones is inevitable--if not in the United ...