… understanding of the issues surrounding human genome editing. Our goal is to help ensure
that human genome editing research be pursued responsibly, for the benefit of all society. …

… Such use of genome editing has proven to be … genome editing has the potential to be a
transformative therapy for patients it is still in its infancy. Consequently, the legal and ethical …

… Once we move towards a postgenomic ethics of genome editing the idea of preventing
complex diseases through GGE becomes morally questionable because of the research required …

… At the time of writing this review, the state of the legal framework that regulates the issue of
genomic editing of human embryonic cells varies greatly in different countries. Thus, genomic …

… , medical, ethical, and policy issues raised by gene editing echo … of future human clinical
applications of gene editing.' … two international summits on human genome editing to date. See …

… ethics of enhancement should take into consideration public attitudes to research on human
genomics and human … A look at the legal landscape suggests where human genome editing …

… of gene editing are relatively uncontroversial, GGE has been strongly resisted. In this article,
we analyse the ethical … Thus, when assessing the risks of gene editing in human embryos, …

… been contrasted to compulsory moral bioenhancement (CMBE). In this paper a third possible
type of moral bioenhancement is discussed: genome editing for moral enhancement of the …

… present the debate on genome editing technologies applied to human embryos and I show
… , I present the moral reasons in favour of and against introducing genome editing as an …

… Technological developments in gene editing raise high expectations for clinical
applications, first of all for somatic gene editing but in theory also for germline gene editing (GLGE). …