We introduce five points for integrating environmental ethics into human genomic data governance: (i) recognizing the ethical imperative to consider environmental impacts of human genomic data; (ii) fostering collective responsibility for environmental harms; (iii) prospectively assessing benefits and harms; (iv) antic...
N. Ghinea, Gabrielle Samuel, Wendy Xin et al.· npj Genomic Medicine· 0 citations
The need for clearer clinical guidance, improved risk communication, and stronger governance of unproven stem cell interventions to support families navigating ethically complex decisions is highlighted.
Fiona Lynch, C. Gyngell, Silvia Velasco et al.· Neuroethics· 0 citations
It is concluded that governance frameworks should permit what the evidence supports under stringent safeguards and prohibit what it does not, and that failing to pursue heritable gene therapy responsibly may itself be an ethical failure.
Julian Savulescu, Sebastian Porsdam Mann, C. Gyngell et al.· i Medicina· 0 citations
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