Thomas Mulligan examines the future of human science with designer babies and cloning technologies.

Can modern science actually clone a human being? Learn about the current technology, the ethical debates, and what it could mean for the future.

Cloning to create duplicate human babies is outlawed in Britain but therapeutic cloning for medical research has been legal since 2002. However, no licences have yet been awarded by the HFEA ...

Future Cloning. The legalities on human cloning differ around the world. In the U.S., human cloning is only explicitly outlawed in eight states. According to the Bioethics Defense Fund, ...

Human cloning was once a thing of science fiction - and many people still think it is. Yet, as science has evolved, so too has our ability to clone and reproduce genes and embryos, and even entire ...

Can you imagine an Earth in the future, let's say 2000 years from now. And there you are! Yes, you ... Of course cloning of animals, especially humans is the most controversial.

The Future of Cloning. ... 2002 / 8:43 AM EST / CBS -- Cloning could potentially address many issues in the animal world. ... When it comes to human applications, ...

The technology of human cloning is no longer a question of “if” — it’s “when,” according to science writer Philip Ball, who gave a talk on human cloning on Wednesday evening in Luce Hall. Nearly 150 ...

When it comes to human cloning, the future will involve manipulating eight-cell embryos to repair damaged brain cells for people with Parkinson's — not deciding what to do about the evil clone ...

Is "digital cloning" the future of movie making? June 2, 2014 / 7:46 AM EDT / CBS News "Maleficent," the story of a winged fairy turning into a wicked sorceress, brought in $70 million this weekend.