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Jonathan Dresner, Pittsburg State University, Department of History

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Bioethics – DNA technology, science, privacy and tribal rights December 1, 2008

Posted by jdresner in current events, doing history, not homework.
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It’s all here: Do scientists have the right to use blood collected for one study in another one, especially one that could challenge religious faith?

Who owns DNA?

Also, who controls information?

World AIDS Day maps: by population, and by numbers

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