Titlebook: Between Moral Hazard and Legal Uncertainty; Ethical, Legal and S Matthias Braun,Hannah Schickl,Peter Dabrock Book 2018 Springer Fachmedien

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-5562-3o cure serious genetic diseases by eradicating them where they emerge – in the genome itself. In order to assess this technology from an analytic-philosophical perspective I want to question whether its application violates the principle of nonmaleficence. By pointing out the now famous . (NIP) Dere

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C. Kirwan,I. MacPhee,B. Philipse must not only ask whether such techniques should be allowed, but also what the moral status of “cross species beings” with a genetically “human” component would be and whether the possibility to manufacture them affects the validity of bioethical arguments from species affiliation. In my chapter I

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P. F. Wouters,S. Rex,C. Missant, different uses of the term “human nature” and distinct scientific and clinical contexts must be differentiated. The first live birth of an edited human child will probably take the form of an unproven intervention and not a clinical trial. As an unproven intervention, germline manipulation must be

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Cardiac Dysfunction in Septic Shockting techniques, first and foremost CRISPR-based methods, the tide seems to be turning. The therapeutic benefits in particular are brought forward as an argument in favor of germline genome editing. According to this view, the main benefit of GGE is disease prevention. The procedure could be used to

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G. Bollée,S. de Miranda,E. Azoulaye place. It is not self-evident what this reference to the public means and why such a public engagement should take place. This chapter explores the concept of the public as discussed in key position papers on genome editing and puts it into relationship with the notion of the public in political t

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