Need a laugh?

Check out some of these cartoons on a variety of ethical issues in science.

Stem Cell Research ES 1 (Auth) ES 2 (Walters) ES 3 (Stayskal) ES 4 (Thompson) ES 5 (Davies) ES 6 (Margulies) ES 7 (Catrow) ES 8 (Auth) ES 9 (Stantis) ES 10 (Sheneman) ES 11 (Reddick) ES 12 (Bok) ES 13 (Locher)	Evolution evolution 1 evolution 2 (Parisi) evolution 3 evolution 4 (Auth) evolution 5 (Harris) evolution 6 (Sack) evolution 7 (Plante) evolution 8 (Kirk)	Human cloning clone 1 (Corky) clone 2 (Dolighan) clone 3 (Walters) clone 4 (Varvel) clone 5 (Raeside) clone 6 (Hiers) clone 7 (Ohman) clone 8 (Stayskal) clone 9 (Harris) clone 10 (Mayes) clone 12 (Wright) clone 13 (Sargent) clone 14 (Britt)
Cloning the cat (these are funny) cat 1 (Deering) cat 2 cat 3 (Omman) cat 4 (Koterea) cat 5 cat 6	Genetics and designing our children gene 1 (Engelhart) gene 2 (Siers) gene 3 (Cole) gene 4 (Ohman) gene 5 (Chappatte)	Playing God / slippery slope God 1 (Carlson) God 2 (Ramirez) God 3 (Markstein) God 4 (Carlson) God 5 (Stantis)
Healthcare health 1 (Wasserman) health 2 (Wasserman) health 3 (Harris) health 4 (Auth) health 5 (Harris) health 6 (Priggee)	Miscellaneous Issues engineering 1 (Parisi) engineering 2 (Parisi) patent 1 (Harris) patent 2 (Harris) placebo 1 (Harris) FDA 1 (Stantis)	As one might expect, cartoonists have plenty to say on many scientific issues. Human cloning is a topic about which they will often draw. The cartoons on stem cell research are quite serious on both sides of this issue and often say more than an editorial can possibly articulate. Enjoy.

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