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World Health Organization advisers urge global effort to regulate genome editing

By Megan Molteni, STAT [cites CGS] | 07.12.2021

On Monday, a World Health Organization advisory committee called on the world’s largest public health authority to stand by the...

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Bayer plots big cell therapy building as master plan for Berkeley site moves forward

By Ron Leuty, San Francisco Business Times [cites CGS' Marcy Darnovsky] | 04.22.2021
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She Gave Birth To Her Own Children, Then A Michigan Judge Ruled Her To Be A Surrogate

By Ellen Trachman, Above the Law [cites CGS] | 04.07.2021

A lot of surprising things happen when the use of assisted reproductive technology slams up against outdated family law doctrines...

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Biopolitical Times

Fourth International Summit on Genome Editing Emphasizes Ethical and Societal Concerns

By CGS | 05.29.2025

Last week, May 21–23, a broad range of experts gathered in Boston to discuss the future of powerful biotechnologies with...

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Some Notable 2024 Blog Posts

By CGS | 01.01.2025

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Following an annual CGS tradition, we present a selection of our favorite Biopolitical Times posts...

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Challenging the Legacies of Eugenics in Science, Medicine, and Technology

By CGS | 04.17.2024

CGS is excited to announce the launch of a new anti-eugenics initiative that has been years in the making. Legacies...

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