- Summarize video of "ethics and biomedical Research: Howard Hughes Medicine"
- experemental use of animals, stem cell research, entegrity.
- spriungboard for advances in medicine,
- Debates of biomedical research.
- stem cell reseaarch is very debatable,
- Should limits be placed on reserach and experiments?
- Concren about ethical behavior started back before the renesance.
- During WW2 researchers behaved unethical against humans,
- respect for person, people enter into experiments voluntary.
- Confidentiality is important
- Ethics and laws have changed theoughout time for the better.
- plagerism is the worst istake a person can make
- plagerism will destroy your career.
- LAws inset for animal testing.
- Moral principles taken into effect.
- Trying to cure neurological diseases.
- Awareness of the issues in the lab, the ethical issues is a start to understand.
- We need to become more tolerant of other peoples perspectives
- Using animals in research is a privilege not a right.
- Long process to use animals in research like progress reports.
- No alternative to using animals?
- The only way to know how tests on cells work is to see how they react in the live organism.
- Government policies provide frame work for animals right.
Genetic alteration
- Risks with recombinant DNA.
- RAC helps set guidelines on researching recombinant DNA.
- Led to disease resistent crops.
- severe consiquences can arise from altering DNA.
- Greatest potential are stem cells. Researching them.
- Dolly the sheep was the first mammal cloned from a single human cell.
- Declares the destruction of human embryos.
- We should think carefully about what the possibilities are.
- Safety of original organisms cause concern.
- Designer babies?
Ethics
- Never guess, Do the experiment.
- Research envirornment is very competetive. Causes falsifies work.
- Authorship most serious problem in a lab
- Scientists are highly motivated. For salaries and prestige
- Integrity, Honesty is needed by everyone.
- Don't cut corners.
- Foundation of a solid career in science.
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