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Dr. Zavos and his team are leaders in the field on human reproduction, all forms of ARTs and cloning.
Four
Milestones in Human Reproductive Cloning published in
peer-reviewed journals. Dr. Zavos has done it all!!
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View The Discovery Channel Human Cloning Documentary Special, which was broadcast on April 22, 2009. (51 minutes)
Click here to read the exclusive interview Dr. Zavos gave with The Independent newspaper in the U.K. The interview was printed on April 22, 2009. |
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The Emporia State University Administration has recently nominated one of its outstanding Alumni, Professor Zavos (Received the Distinguished Alumnus Award by ESU in 1988) as its nominee for the national AASCU Distinguished Scholar Award. This is great honor for Professor Zavos and he is very happy to represent its alma matter at this high level for his accomplishments and international stature.
View One to One with Bill Goodman and Professor Zavos: Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3
(Video plays with Flash. If you do not have Flash, click here to download.)
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Dr.
Zavos standing tall, swearing in at the U.S. Congress.
Cloning Debate rages
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Professor Zavos and his supporters
of cloning feel that with the careful continuation
of research, the technological benefits of cloning
clearly outweigh the possible social consequences.
In their minds, final products of cloning, like
farm animals, and laboratory mice will not be the
most important achievement. The applications of cloning they
envision are not nightmarish and inhumane, but
will improve the overall quality of science and
life. Cloning will help to produce discoveries
that will affect the study of genetics, cell development,
human growth, and obstetrics. Human cloning is
not the issue, it is merely a threat to the continuation
of cloning research. From the reproductive point
of view, in in-vitro fertilization (IVF), a doctor
often implants many fertilized ova (embryos) into
a woman's uterus and counts on one resulting in
pregnancy. However, some women can only supply
one egg. Through cloning, one can increase
the number of the embryos at transfer and that
could increase implantation and pregnancy rates.
Dr Zavos believes that "life is good and precious
and we should pass it on"! |
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Dr. Zavos' reaction to claims made by Clonaid and
the Korean team:
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