Human Stem Cell Research: Problems and Promise

Date: 06 Apr 2002

"Human Stem Cell Research: Problems and Promise" is a Northwestern University public outreach program to help the public understand the scientific aspects of human stem cell research and its legal, social, and ethical impact on our society.

Title	Speaker(s)	Duration
The Clinical Importance of Stem Cells	Ronald D.G. McKay	27:28
Alternatives to Embryonic Stem Cells	David Prentice	23:18
The Case Against Destroying Human Embryos for Stem Cell Research	Richard M. Doerfinger	30:12
Duties, Freedoms, and Limits: The Ethics of Research in Human Embryonic Stem Cells	Laurie Zoloth	30:38
Politics and Policy in the Stem Cell Debate	Robin Alta Charo	30:24
Stem Cell Research and Public Policy: How Are the Rules Made?	John E. Porter	20:36
Human Stem Cell Symposium, Panel Discussion		38:35