External Link - Source: Guardian
The leading scientific journal Nature argued yesterday for increased
safeguards for future cloning papers, in response to the scandal
surrounding Woo Suk Hwang's faked cloning research.
Bioethics News.The leading scientific journal Nature argued yesterday for increased
safeguards for future cloning papers, in response to the scandal
surrounding Woo Suk Hwang's faked cloning research.
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An opinion piece by @peterbachmd discusses how we must continue to assess the effectiveness of remdesivir by putting it through a large clinical trial #bioethics https://t.co/bXJCXIHZam
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