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The moral status of the embryo and embryo-like structures. This paper addresses two emerging questions: 1. Should the 14-day rule for embryo research still be upheld? 2. What moral status should be given to embryo-like structures? Pleasure to have contributed alongside Wybo Dondorp, Heidi Mertes, #SusanaChuvadeSousaLopes, #GuidoPennings, ESHRE SIG Ethics and Law. #Bioethics #EmbryoResearch #EthicsInScience #ESHRE https://lnkd.in/dsR4VdfK

Meet Ma’n H. Zawati, Co-Lead, Ethical, Legal and Societal Issues & Implementation Science research theme. M'an is a Research Director at the Centre of Genomics & Policy and Associate Professor, McGill University, Quebec. His work is interdisciplinary, drawing together perspectives from law, ethics, genomics, and policy. His research focuses on the legal, ethical and policy dimensions of health research and clinical care, with a special focus on data sharing, governance, professional liability, and the use of novel technologies. The aim of the Ethical, Legal and Societal Issues & Implementation Science research theme is to improve system processes including ethics reviews, data governance, and data sharing and to facilitate the adoption of research innovations into regular use. Read more about our work and projects here: https://ow.ly/YgJL50U5mff #MeetTheACCESSNetwork #PediatricCancer

Daiara Tukano and Maria Fernanda Gebara write Parts I & II of “Would You Sell Your Ancestors? The ethical paradigms of Ayahuasca,” highlighting the ethical considerations surrounding the use of Indigenous medicines and considering paths forward to true ethical engagement following their remarks at the?The Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology, and Bioethics at Harvard Law School's Law and Policy of Psychedelic Medicine 2024 Annual Conference. Read more on Bill of Health: https://lnkd.in/e8ZG-ErC ?

Optogenetics- The "Other Side" of the "Dual Nature Medical Science and Technology"- Implications to Human Rights, Ethics, Policy and Law. * Optogenetics is an area of the filed of Human Genetics #photonics #optics #genetics #humangenetics #medical #science #technology #crispr #humanrights #ethics #policy #law

?? Exciting Milestone Achieved! ?? I'm thrilled to share that my research paper, titled "Information and Privacy: A Comparative Legal Analysis With Implications for India," has been published in the Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research (Volume 6, Issue 5) This work dives into the ever-evolving field of genetics and explores the significant privacy challenges associated with genetic testing and data collection. As advancements in genetic research open new doors to understanding our predispositions to various diseases, they also raise important questions about privacy and the responsible use of genetic information. My paper examines the current legal frameworks in India and beyond, highlighting critical gaps in genetic data protection and emphasizing the need for stronger safeguards. #research #genetics #privacy #law #publication #legalstudies #geneticprivacy #indianlaw #geneticdata #researchpublication #pharmacy

Genome Editing (GE) strategically changes the DNA of an organism, introducing new traits or suppressing unwanted ones. Research Ethics Committees face a number of challenges when reviewing research projects involving GE. Read our policy brief on the key issues of GE and recommendations for risk mitigation: https://lnkd.in/eCYUH4gY

It was an honor to co-author this piece with Daiara Tukano and to share insights on the ethical considerations surrounding the use of Indigenous medicines. This is essential reading for anyone involved in protecting Indigenous rights related to the use of traditional knowledge and Digital Sequence Information (DSI).

COMMENT PIECE: Stem-cell-based embryo models: addressing the governance gap PET Deputy Director Sandy Starr and Christina Rozeik, Programme Manager, Cambridge Reproduction, are both part of a team (led by Cambridge Reproduction) currently developing a Code of Practice for research involving stem-cell-based embryo models (SCBEMs). Read this interesting and informative look into the challenges faced in regulating SCBEMs at: https://lnkd.in/erVjCPQi #bioethics #stemcells #embryo #law #sciencenews

Genome Editing (GE) strategically changes the DNA of an organism, introducing new traits or suppressing unwanted ones. Research Ethics Committees face a number of challenges when reviewing research projects involving GE. Read our policy brief on the key issues of GE and recommendations for risk mitigation:?https://lnkd.in/ev-hXKeq