Heritable Human Genome Editing Is Not Inevitable
Mar 17, 2020 , et al. reframe the debate over the adoption of a technology that would affect all future generations.
Donna Dickenson
Donna Dickenson, Emeritus Professor of Medical Ethics and Humanities at the University of London, is the author of Me Medicine vs. We Medicine.
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Heritable Human Genome Editing Is Not Inevitable 
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Britain’s Dangerous Lapse in Medical Ethics Britain’s Dangerous Lapse in Medical Ethics
Jul 31, 2018 says a UK report endorsing a controversial form of genetic alteration sets a risky precedent.
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The End of Cross-Border Surrogacy?
The End of Cross-Border Surrogacy?
Feb 25, 2016 lauds measures restricting rich Westerners from using women in poor countries to bear their babies.
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The Ethics of Ebola The Ethics of Ebola
Sep 3, 2014 asks whether – and to whom – unapproved drugs and vaccines should be administered.
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Genetics for the People? Genetics for the People?
Feb 5, 2014 asks whether personal genetic testing has a future.
