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Public Awareness Research 2005: Cloning
(Last reviewed: 30 Jun 2008)
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Biotechnology Australia’s Public Awareness Program aims to provide members of the community with the information they need to make more informed choices regarding the adoption of biotechnologies.
Public attitudes are a crucial issue in the development of the Australian biotechnology sector, and public understanding of the science involved is important. However, there is as great a need for scientists (and policymakers) to understand the public’s needs and concerns. Therefore, a need to understand the underlying drivers of community attitudes relating to biotechnology is crucial.
This section of the study looks at the public's attitude on cloning.
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