Scientists want CRISPR regulation amid reports of foetus gene-editing

Scientists have urged policymakers to implement a regulatory framework governing the use of CRISPR technology in humans, following reports that a Chinese scientist has successfully created ‘edited’ twins.

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3 September 2019 The World Health Organization has launched a global registry to track research on human genome editing.

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Russian scientist pledges to make more CRISPR-edited babies

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Africa

WHO to begin working on gene editing research registry