This is the second edited volume from the European Network for Biomedical Ethics. It deals with interdisciplinary approaches to pre-implantation diagnosis (PID) and germline gene therapy across the fields of medicine, human genetics, philosophy, theology and social science. It addresses ethical issues such as: the effects of the technicalisation of reproduction; the moral status of the embryo; the validity of protecting the human genome; the concept of dissease in genetic diagnosis and therapy; and aspects of distributive ...
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This is the second edited volume from the European Network for Biomedical Ethics. It deals with interdisciplinary approaches to pre-implantation diagnosis (PID) and germline gene therapy across the fields of medicine, human genetics, philosophy, theology and social science. It addresses ethical issues such as: the effects of the technicalisation of reproduction; the moral status of the embryo; the validity of protecting the human genome; the concept of dissease in genetic diagnosis and therapy; and aspects of distributive justice.
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