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Center for Genetics and Society Letter in Opposition to California AB 2531

By Flagged | 03. 30. 2016

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Reviews of Two Books Wrestling with Genomics

By Pete Shanks | 08.28.2026
Human Genetic Modification

Taking a closer look at recent reporting on gene-edited embryos

By Katie Hasson | 07.11.2026
Genomics

‘I didn’t come here to get rich’: new research on the lives of Ukrainian women in Georgia’s surrogacy boom

By Olga Oleinikova, Medea Badashvili, and Polina Vlasenko, Guest Contributors | 04.23.2026
Other Countries

Serial Entrepreneur and “Frankenstein’s” Ex Launches (Another) New Germline Editing Startup

By Pete Shanks | 03.26.2026
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What We Inherit by Sam Trejo and Daphne O. Martschenko; and Original Sin by Kathryn Paige Harden have a great deal in common, with substantial differences in style and emphasis. Both books attempt, in different ways, to show the reader just where current research into human genomics stands, where that might be going, and why the authors are interested. In short, the influence of genomic research on our societies is already large and seems likely to change them in ways...

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