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Volume 22 Issue 6

Volume 22 Issue 6
Genetics and Popular Culture
Nov-Dec 2009

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How Art and Literature Can Contribute to Genetic Policy
By Lori Andrews

Dinosaurs in Central Park
By Rob DeSalle

Interview: Dr. Eric Green
By CRG Staff; Dr. Green is the new head of the National Human Genome Research Institute

Interview With the Gene
By Jon Turney

Myth, Mendel, and the Movies
By CRG staff - interview with Dr. Priscilla Wald

The Myth of Genetic Improvement
By Barry Starr

Liberation or Enslavement?
By Elaine Graham

Book Review: 'Homegrown'
By Andrew Thibedeau

Fighting Genetic Discrimination in Canada
By Jo Anne Watton

The Real-life Characters of Cloning
By CRG Staff

Topic: Are UK Police Making Arrests Just to Get DNA?
By CRG Staff

Editorial
By Sam Anderson

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Genetic Bill of Rights

The purpose of the Genetic Bill of Rights is to introduce a global dialogue on the fundamental values that have been put at risk by new applications of genetics.

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Race and Genetics

For centuries, human societies have divided population groups into separate races. While there is no scientific basis for this, people unquestioningly accept these classifications as fact.

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