Gene Editing | ELSIhub

This course developed by Stephanie Malia Fullerton introduces students to select biomedical innovations and invites sustained consideration of the diverse ethical and social implications surrounding their development and potential use.

Imperfect methods for imperfect democracies: Increasing public participation in gene editing debates

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Forget designer babies. Here’s how CRISPR is really changing lives

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The gene-editing tool is being tested in people, and the first treatment could be approved this year.

Megan A Allyse

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prenatal genetics

Gene Editing

Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Syndrome

Sex Chromosome Aberrations

health disparities

ELSIcon2022 Plenary: Troubled Dreams: Genetics, Race, and the Search for Justice in Sickle Cell Disease

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ELSIcon2022 • Plenary Session • June 2, 2022

Welcome and Introduction by Sandra Soo-Jin Lee, PhD.

Plenary: "Gene Editing and Gene Therapy: The Case of Sickle Cell " presented by Keith Wailoo, PhD.

ELSIcon2022: Moderated Plenary Panel

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ELSIcon2022 • Moderated Plenary Panel • June 3, 2022

This final panel discussion features keynote and plenary speakers Ruqaiijah Yearby, Teresa Blankmeyer-Burke, and Keith Wailoo, moderated by Sandra Soo-Jin Lee and Mildred Cho.