The Human Gene Editing Debate [Book Review]

The New Bioethics 29 (1):77-80 (2022)
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Amidst a plethora of books about human genome engineering (HGE), this one by John H Evans, a professor of sociology in the United States, stands out with its original and interesting take on how th...

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