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Biodefense Market is Expected to Reach $13.33 Billion by 2020: Grand View Research, Inc

Anurag Sharma @AnuragJi (56) • Ahmednagar, India 20 Jan 15

Global biodefense market is expected to reach USD 13.33 billion by 2020, according to a new study by Grand View Research, Inc. Growing R&D investments in the field of biotechnology coupled with increasing threat of bioterrorism...

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"Once we can safely transplant animal organs into people, should we?"

RBBantiles @RBBantiles (347) • Philippines 30 Jul 11

Genetic engineering has so advanced that it will soon be possible to genetically engineer "humanized" animals to serve as a sort of living "human spare parts store." "Once we can safely transplant animal organs, should we?" is a...

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What is the best way to study Bioethics?

anaaibachan @lizbenetua (637) • Philippines 20 Jan 10

Help. Please give me advice. On January 23, is our Bioethics class. Please share with me ideas on the best way to tackle the subject. You may share some information or websites, or suggest books that I can read. Or you may share...

Should people who are stupid be killed?

secluded @secluded (35) • United States 19 Nov 07

Let's face it. Stupidity is sometimes attributed to genetics. Therefore, people who are stupid are genetically disabled. By allowing them to be stupid and go into the world and reproduce, we are just allowing this genetic trait to...

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Should Premature Babies of Less Than 23 Weeks be Resustated?

Aurone @Aurone (4755) • United States 19 Feb 07

I just read an article about the youngest premature baby to be born and survive, Amillia, was less than 23 weeks old and only as long as a ball point pen (weighing 10 oz) when she was born. She has spent 4 months in the intensive...

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