UB Experts Weigh In on Cloning and Cults

BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Four University at Buffalo faculty members with expertise in cults and the ethical, legal and social implications of human cloning are available to members of the media covering claims made by Clonaid and the controversy surrounding human cloning.

They are:

Human Cloning Scientifically and Morally Unethical: Stephen E. Wear, associate professor of medicine and director of the Center for Clinical Ethics and Humanities in Health Care

Clonaids Trace Roots to Flying-Saucer Cults: Phillips Stevens, Jr., associate professor of anthropology

Therapeutic Cloning Should Be Legal: Lee A. Albert, professor of law

Society Must Face Its Cloning Fears: Jaylan S. Turkkan, vice president for research and professor of psychology