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June 19th, 2006
One in two Europeans believe biotechnology will improve quality of life
Abstract:
The survey examines issues such as: The development of nanotechnology, pharmacogenetics (analysing a person’s genetic code in order to create drugs which are tailored to him/her and are therefore more effective) and gene therapy, all three of which are generally perceived as useful to society and morally acceptable.
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