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use of embryonic stem cells
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Netherlands
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Embryonic stem cell research is regulated and permitted for research in the Netherlands under specific legal conditions.
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2
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2
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use of embryonic stem cells
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Scandinavian
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Scandinavian culture emphasizes ethical guidelines and government support for research on embryonic stem cells.
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3
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use of embryonic stem cells
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Belgium
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Belgium allows research and use of embryonic stem cells under specific legal conditions.
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4
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use of embryonic stem cells
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Biomedical Research
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Embryonic stem cells are crucial for possible medical advancements and better understanding of human development in the field of Biomedical Research.
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5
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use of embryonic stem cells
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Finland
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Finland has a strong emphasis on ethical guidelines and considerations in the use of embryonic stem cells.
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6
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use of embryonic stem cells
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Nigeria
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There is strong opposition to the use of embryonic stem cells in medical research in Nigeria.
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7
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use of embryonic stem cells
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Religious groups
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Religious groups view the use of embryonic stem cells as morally unacceptable and conflicting with the sanctity of human life.
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8
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use of embryonic stem cells
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scientific community
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The scientific community believes that the use of embryonic stem cells is crucial for medical advancements and studying human development.
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