Hank Greely
Is embryo gene editing a technology we can afford — ethically and morally? Hank Greely address the future in ‘CRISPR People’
The following is an excerpt from Hank Greely’s book CRISPR People. I see no inherent or unmanageable ethical barriers to ...
What the CRISPR baby controversy can teach us about ethics through the ages
[H]ow should we assess the ethics of new biomedical procedures when we know that society’s views may change? More specifically, ...
Viewpoint: There’s no reason to panic over human germline editing
[Editor's note: Hank Greely is a professor of law and genetics at Stanford University.] Controversy has raged about editing human ...
Are genetic databases and medical confidentiality compatible?
Personalized medicine, the hoped-for use of the information in our genes to inform our medical care, may end up helping ...
Heather has three parents
In the 1990s the children’s book, Heather Has Two Mommies, caused an uproar. To some people, the very title was ridiculous ...
