Of all the medical technologies that have come along in the past fifty years or so, few have seemed more provocative than advances in genetic technologies. For some they are exciting; for others, abhorrent. Other advances—for instance, ICUs, organ transplantation, and kidney dialysis—are designed to achieve the traditional medical goals of producing or maintaining good heal (...)
March 11, 2011
Books
Better than Nature?
Contested ReproductionGenetic Technologies, Religion, and Public DebateJohn H. EvansUniversity of Chicago Press, $45, 264 pp.
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