Inter-country Medically Assisted Reproduction: Conceiving a human rights ethic of care
Marcy Darnovsky spoke about embryo selection and germline editing at the three-day workshop, Inter-country Medically Assisted Reproduction: Conceiving a human rights ethic of care, held at the Brocher Foundation near Geneva, Switzerland. The workshop was attended by 23 participants from 14 countries, and co-organized by Carmel Shalev of the Department for Reproduction and Society at Haifa University’s Center for Health, Law and Ethics, and Gabriele Werner-Felmayer of the Division of Biological Chemistry at Medical University Innsbruck and its bioethics network Ethucation.
The full program can be viewed here. Marcy's powerpoint presentation slides are available.
Read Marcy's reflections from this event on Biopolitical Times.
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