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To the Editor: I am disappointed by and take serious exception to the views you and Dr. Rosenthal express in your editorial on whether human cloning research should be off limits (March 26 issue).¹ I suppose that in contemporary medical journalism, it is appropriate for a distinguished medical journal to express opinions in the sensitive areas of moral theology and ethics, but to champion research in human somatic-cell nuclear-transfer technology, arguing that those of us who oppose human cloning experimentation are "seriously misguided," is totally inappropriate.

All of you, and particularly those who oppose the Ehlers bill, appear to be . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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