The genetic revolution and human rights.

Title
: 
The genetic revolution and human rights.

Summary
: 
a fascinating and thought-provoking book dealing with the moral, ethical, and human rights implications of new discoveries in the field of genetics.

Year Published
: 
1999

Series
: 
The Oxford Amnesty Lectures 1998.

Physical Description
: 
220 p.

Note
: 
includes bibliographic references and index.
 
in support of Amnesty International.

Subject
: 
Medical genetics- -- Moral and ethical aspects.
 
Medical ethics.
 
Human cloning- -- Moral and ethical aspects.
 
Eugenics- -- Moral and ethical aspects.
 
Cloning- -- Moral and ethical aspects.
 
Human rights.
 
Genetic engineering- -- Moral and ethical aspects.

Added Author
: 
Justine Burley.

Summary
: 
a fascinating and thought-provoking book dealing with the moral, ethical, and human rights implications of new discoveries in the field of genetics.

ISBN
: 
9780192862013

Publisher
: 
TORONTO, ON: Oxford University Press, c1999.


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Edmonton Christian High174 GENBook30905000046510Non-Fiction