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Should human genome replication become a success, should we further ban it even with the vast promises of cures for currently incurable diseases?

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Should human genome replication become a success, should we further ban it even with the vast promises of cures for currently incurable diseases?

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The BAC aims to balance the protection of individual rights and welfare with the development of biomedical science for the benefit of humankind. The BAC is responsible for carefully studying the issues, obtaining public input, deliberating on the issues, and ultimately, to make recommendations to the Life Sciences Ministerial Committee.