Bon favorable and bogeymen seen in scientific advances
A long AP report debates the dual nature of biomedical progress. Scholars warn of risks from gene control and memory manipulation while urging safeguards and thoughtful regulation to avoid social harms and abuses. Noted experts from Caltech, Caltech and NYU comment on ethics, policy, and the pace of discovery.
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