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A Reset for Bioethics: A Statement from the Global Observatory for Genome Editing
Sheila Jasanoff1, J Benjamin Hurlbut2, Krishanu Saha3
1Harvard Kennedy School, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.
Abstract:
How should we govern our increasing power to intervene in the processes of life? Genome editing, especially of the human germline, has brought this question to the forefront of global debate. We must seek to rectify shortcomings of earlier deliberative approaches by setting aside a science-and-technology first approach; expanding the range of questions for deliberation; revisiting the distribution of innovation's benefits and risks; and reimagining the limits of research. This Perspective from the Organizing Committee of the 2025 Global Observatory for Genome Editing International Summit calls for a new social compact, recognizing and rendering accountable the constitutive role of science and technology in shaping the meaning of human life in the 21st century.
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