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An exploration of the perspectives of Dutch adults experiencing a genetic condition on human germline gene editingNARA Subscribed
Journal of Community Genetics · 2025 · Vol. 16 · Issue 5 · Springer
S. Jeanne A. N. Arnold; Diewertje Houtman; Isabel R. A. Retel Helmrich; Sander R. Hilberink; Sam R. Riedijk; D. Arets; S. van Baalen; B. van Beers; B. Burgers; M. C. Cornel; C. G. van El; W. P. Geuverink; Y. Geuze-van Horssen; D. Greeven; E. Grob; L. Henneman; E. van Hoek - Burgerhart; M. D. Kasprzak; J. D. Kist; J. W. G. A. Pot; B. Vijlbrief; T. Vrijenhoek; F. H. van der Weij; J. Wiegertjes; M. van Woensel
Views of people with a genetic condition are crucial in deliberations on human germline gene editing (HGGE), but their perspectives are at risk to be devalued due to epistemic injustice and insufficient attention for the possible sensitivities surrounding HGGE. This study set out to explore the perspectives of people dealing with a genetic condition regarding HGGE, and the possible sensitivities surrounding this topic. We cond...
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The need to set explicit goals for human germline gene editing public dialoguesNARA Subscribed
Journal of Community Genetics · 2024 · Vol. 15 · Issue 3 · Springer
Wendy P. Geuverink; Diewertje Houtman; Isabel R. A. Retel Helmrich; Sophie van Baalen; Britta C. van Beers; Carla G. van El; Lidewij Henneman; Michelle D. Kasprzak; Danielle Arets; Sam R. Riedijk
Given the potentially large ethical and societal implications of human germline gene editing (HGGE) the urgent need for public and stakeholder engagement (PSE) has been repeatedly expressed. However, the explicit goals of such PSE efforts often remain poorly defined. In this program report, we outline the goals of our Dutch project called De DNA dialogen (The DNA dialogues). We believe that setting explicit goals in advance is...
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