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Why the Human Genome Project?

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Why the Human Genome Project?

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” Audio/Video Why the Human Genome Project? One goal of the genetic revolution certainly appears to be the physical perfection of the human race. Through decoding the human genome scientists hope, among other things, to discover the causes for many diseases, develop new treatments and cures and slow or reverse the aging process. Already researchers on the Human Genome Project have identified genetic disorders responsible for cystic fibrosis and some types of cervical, stomach and testicular cancer, among other diseases. Scientists regularly announce similar discoveries as they dig ever more deeply into our genetic makeup. But will the Human Genome Project produce only good fruit? We might ask ourselves: What happens when men and women try to reach physical perfection as the ultimate goal of existence? Already the deciphering of the secrets of genes has motivated parents to abort unborn fetuses with abnormal genetic profiles. In a society that each year aborts more than a million unborn

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