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Full house tonight at
#BristowsDebate2019 on genome editing in humans. Many difficult questions posed on ethics, (global?) governance and implications for healthcare, which we all - industry, academia, patients and society as a whole - need to think carefully about. pic.twitter.com/gIm6rbWXpk
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Great
#BristowsDebate2019. Honestly one of the best bioethics debates I've attended. pic.twitter.com/hOH2x6W7kK
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Great to make the end of the
@royalsociety debate on the quest for the perfect human - is it even the right question?#BristowsDebate2019 -
After the
#BristowsDebate2019 at the@royalsociety re the quest for the perfect human, fascinating to listen to this week’s Radio 4 Moral Maze on the morality of geneticshttps://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000bft9 … -
From
#BIOEurope straight to#BristowsDebate2019 an exciting debate on human genome editing with a stellar panel and probing questions from the audience. So much scientific promise and many ethical challenges to consider pic.twitter.com/Hja07Lrtay
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Interesting evening
@royalsociety for debate on human#geneediting with panel@JDBakewell@NessaCarey@DrHelenONeill Prof Robin Lovell Badge and Rodger Novak organised by @BristowsLawFirm Definitely a subject that needs more open discussions#BristowsDebate2019 pic.twitter.com/dzI7yw3du5
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PET’s chair of trustees Robin Lovell-Badge outlines how
#genome editing should be regulated#BristowsDebate2019 pic.twitter.com/A5MHv5WgAh
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Loads of energy in a full room for debate on the implications of human
#genome editing#BristowsDebate2019 pic.twitter.com/rPoXPSUznq
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Dr Rodger Novak outlines that new payment models are required for these novel therapeutics - suggesting an outcomes based approach
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@NessaCarey outlining financial implications of long term monitoring for patients, challenges of gene hacking and ramifications for the NHS#CRISPR#bristowsdebate2019 -
A joy & honour to have been impresario to “The quest for the perfect human..?” gene-editing debate sponsored by
@BristowsLawFirm@royalsociety among@NessaCarey@DrHelenONeill Prof Robin Lovell-Badge & Rodger Novak@CRISPRTX , superbly chaired by@JDBakewell#BristowsDebate2019 https://twitter.com/NessaCarey/status/1194379929791672322 … -
Our 2016 survey found patients overwhelmingly support
#genome editing research for treating medical conditions. Survey#BristowsDebate2019 found almost half of general public respondents supportive. What’s your view? https://www.geneticalliance.org.uk/news-event/report-launch-genome-editing-the-patient-perspective/ … -
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@NessaCarey talks about the permanent nature of the changes made by#genome editing and how different it is from drug discovery which aims NOT to change DNA#BristowsDebate2019 pic.twitter.com/2FL94vwEm0
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I was so pleased by the quality of yesterday's
#BristowsDebate2019 on human genome editing: not only our panellists' expert and profound insights, but also the contributions from the many distinguished members of the audience. Thank you to all. The debate continues... https://twitter.com/DrMartinTurner/status/1194381155916820481 …
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We ran a survey about genome and germline editing techniques. We found out religion doesn’t influence answers, but level of education does. Read the survey results
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Would you agree to the use of germline editing techniques for non-medical purposes? We asked 2000 British people and 48% said NO. Read our survey at http://ow.ly/I6WV50xfOtX
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We asked people if they agree with editing genes in embryos to cure a life-threatening disease: 49% agree, 10% disagree. To read the full survey
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The first speaker
@DrHelenONeill explains what genome editing is at#BristowsDebate2019#CRISPR@royalsociety
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