What might the amazing developments in stem cell research mean for our future, and what are the ethical questions that we need to grapple with as the science develops?
Join science journalist Marnie Chesterton in this four-part series, as she talks to Dr Naomi Moris from The Francis Crick Institute, and Professor Emily Jackson, expert in medical law at the London School of Economics.
Visit newfactsof.life to share your thoughts and help shape the future of this science
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What might the amazing developments in stem cell research mean for our future, and what are the ethical questions that we need to grapple with as the science develops?
Join science journalist Marnie Chesterton in this four-part series, as she talks to Dr Naomi Moris from The Francis Crick Institute, and Professor Emily Jackson, expert in medical law at the London School of Economics.
Visit newfactsof.life to share your thoughts and help shape the future of this science
Within the next century it could be possible to request a new organ from our own cells as easily as ordering a new kitchen. How do scientists think we might get to a future like this, and what are the big ethical decisions that will help set the path there? Dive into the fascinating world of creating new human tissue in the lab.
Visit newfactsof.life to share your thoughts and help shape the future of this science
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What might the amazing developments in stem cell research mean for our future, and what are the ethical questions that we need to grapple with as the science develops?
Join science journalist Marnie Chesterton in this four-part series, as she talks to Dr Naomi Moris from The Francis Crick Institute, and Professor Emily Jackson, expert in medical law at the London School of Economics.
Visit newfactsof.life to share your thoughts and help shape the future of this science
