Guests: RUDOLF JAENISCH
Member, Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research
Professor, Biology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, Massachusetts PANOS ZAVOS
Professor Emeritus, Reproductive Physiology and Andrology
University of Kentucky
Director, Andrology Institute of America
Associate Director, Kentucky Center for Reproductive Medicine
and IVF
Lexington, Kentucky JEFFREY KAHN
Director, Center for Bioethics
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minnesota MARK EIBERT
Patient Advocate Attorney
San Mateo, California In the four years since Dolly the cloned sheep was born, scientists have cloned cows, pigs, mice, and goats. Though animal cloning has so far proven inefficient and error-prone, two scientists recently announced that they want to clone humans to help infertile couples become parents. In this hour, we'll talk about human cloning, and whether it's possible with today's technology.
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