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Selective Scienceby Richard HayesTomPaine.comFebruary 12th, 2004
NGO for UN life sciences technology evaluation bodyby Gireesh Chandra Prasad Express Pharma PulseJanuary 24th, 2004
Should We Improve Our Genome?by Nicholas WadeThe New York TimesNovember 11th, 2003
Cloning and Germline Intervention: U.S. Perspectives Perspectives on Reproductive Technologies and Biomedicineby Marcy DarnovskyOctober 13th, 2003Presentation at "Within and Beyond Human Nature," Berlin, Germany
Breeding Only the Bestby Tony PlattLos Angeles TimesSeptember 7th, 2003
Happy birthday, LouiseThere's a Line To Be Drawn -- Before we Get to `Enhanced'by Pete ShanksSan Jose Mercury NewsJuly 24th, 2003
Science and Society: Time to act on biotech's human repercussionsby Pete ShanksSan Francisco ChronicleJuly 23rd, 2003
The New Eugenicsby Nicholas D. KristofNew York TimesJuly 4th, 2003One of the most profound and layered questions raised by recent genetic advances is this: Do we as a species still want babies born with genetic disabilities?
21st Century Eugenicsby Jesse ReynoldsTomPaine.comJune 26th, 2003
Ooplasmic TransferMay 30th, 2003Ooplasmic transfer is an experimental fertility technique that involves injecting a small amount of cytoplasm from eggs of fertile women into eggs of women whose fertility is compromised. The modified egg is then fertilized with sperm and implanted in the uterus of the woman attempting to achieve pregnancy.
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