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yoroshambo

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Explain at least one of the fears people have about widespread genetic testing.
 
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Question 2

Someone who objects to embryonic stem cell research on the grounds that such research violates embryos' inherent human dignity is thinking like a
 
 

a. Kantian
  b. utilitarian
  c. consequentialist
  d. relativist



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There are two principal concerns raised in our textbook: fears about insurance and fears about employment. In both contexts, people worry that those with certain genetic dispositions will be seen as too great a risk and will therefore be discriminated against.



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