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This document discusses biotechnology and bioethics. Biotechnology uses biological systems or organisms to develop techniques that can improve lives and health, such as combatting diseases, reducing environmental impact, and more efficient manufacturing. Bioethics is a discipline that applies to biotechnology fields to discuss what is good and bad in a moral way, and to guide biotechnology research and use. While science will continue to progress, bioethics is important for limiting science in ways that avoid crossing life-death lines or leading to biological disasters, weapons, or taking back life. However, limits also prevent progress. There are many opposing views on issues like surrogates, artificial insemination, euthanasia and abortion, and it is
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