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Public consultation in bioethics. What's the point of asking the public when they have neither scientific or ethical expertise?
With the rapid development of genetic research and applications in health care there is some agreement among funding and regulatory bodies that the public(s) need to be equipped to deal with the choices that the new technologies will offer them, although this does not necessarily include a role for
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