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• The prospects for genetic intervention, therefore, must be explored with some circumspection.
• "If you can level the conditions by genetic intervention, that's a gain.
• At the moment, however, many governments extend sweeping prohibition of genetic interventions to individual parents, as well.
• The law, passed Tuesday, allows genetic intervention for medical purposes, such as cloning a healthy organ for donation.
• The law which passed Tuesday allows genetic intervention for medical purposes, such as cloning a healthy organ for donation.
• For example, Rousseau famously suggested that " We do not know what our nature permits us to be . " More recently, Nikolas Kompridis has applied Rousseau's axiom to debates about genetic intervention ( or other kinds of intervention ) into the biological basis of human life, writing:
• :: : : : Does this mean then, with things like telomeres to take into account, even given the history of life-expectancy increments, plus genetic intervention, changes such as ideal non-polluted environment, the body would have to stop around 120 ? talk ) 01 : 12, 12 April 2008 ( UTC)
• She anticipated that many people would seize the chance to genetically enhance their babies, citing a recent poll in which 43 percent of couples said they would use genetic interventions to improve the physical capabilities of their child and 42 percent said they would want to upgrade their child's mental abilities.
• She said she anticipated that many people would seize the chance to enhance their baby genetically, citing a recent poll in which 43 percent of couples who were asked said they would use genetic interventions to improve the physical capabilities of their child and 42 percent said they would want to upgrade their child's mental abilities.
• The American Medical Association s Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs stated that " genetic interventions to enhance traits should be considered permissible only in severely restricted situations : ( 1 ) clear and meaningful benefits to the fetus or child; ( 2 ) no trade-off with other characteristics or traits; and ( 3 ) equal access to the genetic technology, irrespective of income or other socioeconomic characteristics ."