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Habermas, Human Agency, and Human Genetic Enhancement
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 21 (2):200-210 (2012)
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Recent developments in genomic science hold out the tantalizing prospect of soon being able to treat and prevent a wide variety of medical conditions through gene therapy. In time, it may be possible to use similar techniques not simply to combat disease but also to enhance, or improve on, normal human functioning.Author's Profile
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