Britain’s Dangerous Lapse in Medical Ethics

says a UK report endorsing a controversial form of genetic alteration sets a risky precedent.
Donna Dickenson, Emeritus Professor of Medical Ethics and Humanities at the University of London, is the author of the book Me Medicine vs. We Medicine.
says a UK report endorsing a controversial form of genetic alteration sets a risky precedent.
lauds measures restricting rich Westerners from using women in poor countries to bear their babies.
asks whether – and to whom – unapproved drugs and vaccines should be administered.
asks whether personal genetic testing has a future.
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