Genetic Turning Points: The Ethics of Human Genetic Intervention (Critical Issues in Bioethics (CIB))
Genetic Turning Points examines the ethical dimensions of human genetic intervention. Framed within bioethics, the book considers how developments in genetics raise important questions about human choices, responsibilities, and values. It offers a focused introduction to a significant area of contemporary ethical discussion.
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Genetic Turning Points explores ethical questions related to human genetic intervention.
The book places these questions within the field of bioethics, where scientific possibilities intersect with moral reflection.
James C. Peterson considers the significance of genetic intervention as a critical issue for readers interested in science and ethics.
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