Artificially Engineered Carcinogenesis as a Biosecurity Threat: A Policy Review and Call for Inclusion in National and International Governance Frameworks
Rapid advances in gene editing, synthetic biology and related biotechnologies have significantly expanded the range of biological interventions available for medical research and clinical practice. These innovations have contributed to major improvements in disease diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis worldwide. However...
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