Health & Medicine

Ethics, genetically modified human embryos

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Le 19h30
24 April 2015

Samia Hurst-Majno

Formation continue , UNIGE

Médecine, UNIGE

Chinese researchers have modified a defective gene in several human embryos, a world first that raises concerns and a host of ethical questions.

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