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U.S. Scientists Urge 'Serious Consideration' Of Gene Editing In Human Embryos

However, human genome editing is still illegal in the U.S.
By Julie Steenhuysen, Reuters

This Tiny Mushroom Could Pave The Way To Curbing World Hunger

The genetically-altered mushroom was cleared by the USDA.
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British Scientists Given Green Light To Edit Genes In Human Embryos

This could take "designer babies" a step closer to becoming a reality.
By Kate Kelland, Reuters

Autism? Trauma? There's A Virus For That.

New gene-editing techniques could lead us to a post-pill era.
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The Genetic Revolution Could Curb World Hunger And Pesticide Use

But only if it avoids the GMO trap.
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Diving Into The Ethics Of The Technology Behind Designer Babies

Scientists weigh in on new advancements in manipulating human genes.
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Fears About Gene Editing Are Probably Overblown

Alarm about super-healthy children seems like "a first world problem."
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New Technology May Lead To Groundbreaking Cures For Challenging Diseases

This technology may change the way we think of some of the world's most challenging diseases.
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We Could Be Closer Than You Think To Engineering Designer Babies

We could be closer than you think to engineering designer babies.
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