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Children's civil liability actions regarding parental germinal gene-editing decisions
2021
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Advances in reprogenetic tools have completely changed parents' previously passive role in deciding what characteristics their children will have, giving rise to significant bioethical and legal implications. They now have genetic information which they can use in their reproductive decision-making to avoid serious disease in their children. Thus, children might bring claims against their parents, not only for their actions but also for their omissions. Therefore, this paper discusses whether
doi:10.15168/2284-4503-795
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