Medical Ethics
Survey: Most consumers approve of stem-cell research despite ethical concerns
Published in Blood Weekly, July 8th, 2004
While 72% of consumers who consider stem-cell research mainly in the context of health and safety approve of it, only 34% of those who view the issue primarily from a religious perspective approve of stem-cell research, according to a survey conducted by KRC Research, the research partner of Weber Shandwick.
Additionally, while 58% of American consumers approve of stem-cell research, 62% believe it raises moral and ethical concerns.
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Source: Blood Weekly (2004-07-08)
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