Embryonic testing would make gene editing less acceptable to most Americans

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August 7, 2017

Americans divided on gene editing, with parents of minors more wary

Embryonic testing would make gene editing less acceptable to most Americans

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Americans divided on gene editing, with parents of minors more wary
Public especially concerned about germline editing
Public closely divided over whether they would want gene editing to reduce their baby’s risk of disease

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