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Intro
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What was your reaction pride or horror
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Why did you invite the scientist
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What is your bad date
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Getting to basics
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The Aspen Consensus
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The 2017 Report
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Chinas Response
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Gene Therapy
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When Can We Use Gene Editing
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Should We Use Gene Editing
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Gene Editing for Other Diseases
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The Consensus Report
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Can we do it
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Ethical dumping
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Three parent approach
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What is wrong with enhancement
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Why would people do this
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Genes are clear trophic
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Why do we think we should change
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Gene editing in muscle
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Mosquito gene editing
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Questions about gene editing
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What are the alternatives
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The good old days
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The simple question
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Guide RNA
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Lulu and Nana
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The Summit Committee
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Why
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The present time
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Ethics governance equity
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Working together
Description:
Explore the ethical implications and safety concerns surrounding gene editing technologies like CRISPR in this thought-provoking 52-minute talk from The Aspen Institute. Delve into the rapid advancement of genomic editing science and its potential to treat or cure diseases, while examining the challenges of developing international guidelines and safeguards. Learn about the formation of international commissions and expert advisory committees studying the societal, legal, and ethical impacts of altering human DNA. Discuss the controversial announcement of the first genetically edited babies and its impact on the research community. Consider the wisest approaches to balancing scientific progress with ethical considerations, including topics such as gene therapy, enhancement, and the potential for "ethical dumping." Gain insights into the complexities of gene editing applications, from treating diseases to modifying mosquitoes, and explore alternative approaches. Reflect on the importance of ethics, governance, and equity in shaping the future of gene editing technology. Read more

Beyond the Science: Safeguards and Ethics in Gene Editing

The Aspen Institute
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