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On the Very Idea of Genetic Justice
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 21 (1):64-77 (2012)
Abstract
Innovations in science and technology are often the source of public concern, but few have generated debates as intense and at the same time with such a popular fascination as those surrounding genetic technologies. Unequal access to preimplantation diagnosis could give some individuals the opportunity to select children with more advantageous predispositions.Author's Profile
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