Browsing Arts: Reports by Subject "public participation in discussion of new health biotechnologies"
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The Social, Cultural, Ethical and Spiritual Implications of Genetic Testing and the Storage of Genetic Information
(University of Canterbury. School of Sociology and Anthropology., 2005)Public participation in discussion and decision-making about the development, use and regulation of science and technology is increasingly identified as a necessary component of democratic states. The challenge is how ...
