CRISPR technology has rapidly advanced in recent years, with new tools and clinical breakthroughs. Highlight the recent developments in CRISPR-based gene editing technology applications. Discuss the opportunities and ethical challenges these advancements present for healthcare and society. (Answer in 250 words)
Introduction
CRISPR-based gene editing technology has been utilized to correct genetic defects for long-term, disease-free, life
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Ethical challenges associated: A For Healthcare: 1. Unequal access due to niche treatment procedures. 2. Fear of designer babies. 3. Autonomy over body choices. 4. Doctors/scientists playing God. B For Society: 1. Wealth disparity & access restricted 2. Superiority complex powers. 3. Social acceptability of procedural results. Way ahead: 1. Regulation by scientific allied bodies 2. Self-imposed Code of Ethics Thus, gene-editing technologies can play a vital role in promoting healthcare benefits to ensure achieving (SDG-3) Good Health and Wellbeing.
Conclusion
Thus, gene-editing technologies can play a vital role in promoting healthcare benefits to ensure achieving (SDG-3) Good Health and Wellbeing.
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VISHWAJEET GUPTA
Science and Technology
Applied Biotech
CRISPR Gene Editing Technology
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