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Cloning animals? Legal. Cloning yourself? Absolutely not. This video dives into the ethical chaos, legal bans, and dangerous unknowns that make human cloning a global red line.

Chinese researchers have successfully delivered a cloned yak via caesarean section (C-section). Born on July 11, the baby yak ...

Possible ethical lapses in the way South Korean researchers obtained women's eggs for their experiments threaten to derail international collaborations in stem cell research. Last year, Korean ...

Richard Cohen ["Unsettling, Maybe, but Not Unethical," op-ed, Jan. 2] says that human cloning, if proven safe, would not be unethical. The question is, how will we prove it safe?

If the safety issues surrounding the cloning of human beings were resolved, would there still be strong ethical and social arguments against doing it? NPR's Joe Palca reports.

The former head of the ethics advisory board for a Massachusetts company that revealed this week it was trying to make cloned human embryos accused the company yesterday of ignoring the board even ...

The ethical and regulatory landscape surrounding genetic engineering poses a major challenge for the cloning and mutagenesis market.

Ethical issues associated with cloning erupted when Ian Wilmut reported the cloning of Dolly the sheep in 1997, and the technology has continued to progress over the last 25 years despite persistent ...

Add this to the pot of stem cell sources creating a political stir: parthenogenesis, creating embryos from unfertilized eggs. Unlike the cloning issue, which has a defined division, the ethical ...

Among the issues that the report examined were reproductive and therapeutic cloning, ethical issues involved in medical uses of human cloning, the pace of research or potential research in the ...

Cloning is self-serving for the human. The pet cannot consent to being cloned. Also, cloning may involve unknown health issues for the cloned pet, as in the renowned case of Dolly the sheep.