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Swedish Scientist Edits DNA of Healthy Human Embryo Amidst Safety, Ethical Concerns
A Swedish scientist by the name Fredrik Lanner is waltzing through the ethical line of science as he attempts to edit the genes of a healthy human embryo.
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