
Keywords: justice
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FNIH Panel on Gene Drive Regulation Emphasizes Need for Local Community EngagementC. Rizk, GenomeWeb, 2020.![]() Genetically modified organisms are another topic of deep debate, with some activists agitating for and getting governments to implement deep restrictions on modified crops. More recently, GMO crops have started to regain public favor, particularly in countries where boosting the ... Keywords: Cost-effectiveness analysis, ethics, gene drive synthetic, Intergenerational, justice, malaria, policy, Rule of rescue |
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Global citizen deliberation on genome editingJ. S. Dryzek, D. Nicol, S. Niemeyer, S. Pemberton, N. Curato, A. Bächtiger, P. Batterham, B. Bedsted, S. Burall, M. Burgess, G. Burgio, Y. Castelfranchi, H. Chneiweiss, G. Church, M. Crossley, J. de Vries, M. Farooque, M. Hammond, B. He, R. Mendonça, J., Science, 369:1435. 2020.![]() Here we show how, as the global governance vacuum is filled, deliberation by a global citizens' assembly should play a role, for legitimate and effective governance. Keywords: Cost-effectiveness analysis, ethics, gene drive synthetic, Intergenerational, justice, malaria, policy, Rule of rescue |
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Bednets or Biotechnology: To Rescue Current Persons or Research for the Future?D. E. Callies, Fudan Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences, 14. 2020.![]() After an exploration of the duty to rescue and cost-effectiveness analysis, I suggest we look towards the literature on intergenerational justice for a justifiable answer to the question of how we ought to allocate our malaria resources. Keywords: Cost-effectiveness analysis, ethics, gene drive synthetic, Intergenerational, justice, malaria, policy, Rule of rescue |

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