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An archive of
Cambridge Genetics Knowledge Park’s contributions to Cambridge Network’s monthly BioLines column. BioLines
is a biotechnology column that provides a platform for discussion
of latest advances in bioscience and related legal, ethical
and social issues.
See below for article headlines and links to the full story on the Cambridge Network site.
2006
Experimental tests, informed consent and public health emergencies
EU funding of human embryonic stem cell research: the saga continues
Protection of medical information: has it gone too far?
Choices and boundaries in preimplantation genetic diagnosis
2005
The ethics of egg donation
Using genetics in reproductive decision-making: what do the public think?
Genomics research and global justice
Genetic profiling of newborn babies: not yet, says expert group
The Human Tissue Act: how it turned out
Stem cell ethics and regulation: thinking beyond the embryo
Freeing up the licensing of genetic inventions
Balancing crime detection and civil liberties
2004
Cord blood banking: guidelines and prospects
Genetic susceptibility tests - regulate vendor or caveat emptor?
Disease and the treatment/enhancement distinction
Assessing the public's views on genetics and reproductive decision-making
The Human Tissue Bill and the Mental Capacity Bill: the struggle to legitimise useful research
The vexed question of genetics and insurance
Barcode babies: prospects for genetic profiling
Guidance on best practice in the management of research databases
In search of cancer signatures
You are what you eat? The promise of nutrigenetics and nutrigenomics
Pharmacogenetics in cancer: when will we see the benefits?
The new Human Tissue Bill - solving some problems by creating others?
2003
EU funding of stem cell research: will the battle soon be resolved?
Genning up on genetics in the health service
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