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Written Evidence from CMF to the Joint Parliamentary Committee's consideration of the (Draft) Human Tissue and Embryos Bill (11/06/2007)

1. Christian Medical Fellowship's status The Christian Medical Fellowship (CMF) is an interdenominational organisation, founded in 1949, with more than 4,500 British doctors as members. All are Christians who desire...
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cmf file 34 (2007) - chimeras, hybrids and 'cybrids' ()

Early in 2007 a parliamentary committee met to discuss the technological and ethical issues surrounding any possible mixing together of human and animal species. They sat as a response to proposed legislation which, if enacted, would have banned such work. After effective lobbying from scientists and other associated interest groups,...

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Science must operate within ethical boundaries says CMF (05/04/2007)

Christian Medical Fellowship has reaffirmed its opposition to the creation of human-animal hybrid embryos. CMF, Britain's largest group of Christian doctors, was responding to the House of Commons...
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Response from CMF to the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee's new Inquiry into Government Proposals for the Regulation of Hybrid and Chimera Embryos (22/01/2007)

Executive Summary - (numbers refer to paragraphs) 1-3. We introduce Christian Medical Fellowship's status and relevant core beliefs, and list relevant submissions made to other recent inquiries. 4-5. We...
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cmf file 31 (2006) - transhumanism ()

All human enhancement technologies, start from the premise that we can overcome present limitations. A consistent desire is to develop anti-ageing technologies. Transhumanists take the idea a step further with the aim of engineering a 'better' human being. This could be via genetic enhancement or the development of human-machine cyborgs,...

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Biotechnology and theology (triple helix - winter 2006)

The suggestion that technology is constantly outstripping our ability to react ethically and morally has been a frequent refrain in recent decades. This is not a superficial phenomenon, but goes right to the heart of our deepest commitments as inhabitants of modern Western culture. How should Christians think about technology?...

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Future Technologies will create New Ethical Conflicts for Christian Health Professionals says Chrisitan Medical Fellowship (29/09/2004)

CMF conference to address impact of future technologies on medicine, science and society The Christian Medical Fellowship (CMF), in tandem with Christians in Science, is to host a conference...
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New Scanning Technique is a Two-edge Sword, says Christian Medical Fellowship (02/07/2004)

CMF has welcomed the new ultrasound scanning technique announced this week, but warned that it will ask deep questions of us as a society. ‘This new technology is a wonderful...
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Going all the Way? - Cybernetics and Nanotechnology (nucleus - summer 2004)

Cybernetics may one day help the blind to see and the lame to walk…[1] …few things could actually be bigger than nanotechnology in terms of potential to revolutionize scientific and engineering research, improve human health and bolster our economy...[2] We face the prospect of a century dominated by biotechnology challenges....

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HFEA's designer baby precedent unethical and dangerous (13/12/2001)

CMF has responded to the HFEA's decision to allow IVF technology to produce tissue matched donors for the treatment of children with severe inherited disorders by saying the precedent is...
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