Technology & Science
Aug. 18, 2001
Public's Fear of Cloning Echoes Cries Against New Technology
The clone age has arrived. Last week at a conference held by the prestigious National Academy of Sciences, Italian researcher Serverino Antinori and Kentucky-based infertility expert Panos Zavos announced their plans to clone a human being by year's end. The pair claimed that they will work with 200 couples who are anxiously awaiting the opportunity to procreate in this novel fashion.
By Judith F. Daar
The clone age has arrived. Last week at a conference held by the prestigious National Academy of Sciences, Italian researcher Serverino Antinori and Kentucky-based infertility expert Panos Zavos announced their plans to clone a human being by year's end. The pair claimed that they will wo...
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