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Personalized medicines raises several important ethical concerns. One major issue is privacy. Since this approach relies heavily on genetic and health data, which is extremely sensitive. If such information is misused or leaked, it could lead to discrimination by employers or insurance companies. Another key concern is inequality. Personalized treatments are often expensive and may […]
To be honest, paralyzed medicines and genetic engineering books are different. For example, per person who is a doctor, they give us treatment for our health when we suffer any crisis. the time our need doctor and medicine and if I talked engineering then I would like to talking about it totally different like engineering […]
This is a really tough question for me because I’m not a specialist in the medical field, but I can’t suppose that ethical considerations around the development of personalized medicine consider us mostly the price and cost and affordability of that type of medicine, because it is over that not everyone can afford this type […]
I don’t have that much knowledge on this subject, but if I can say to be ethical, you should use genetic engineering unless you have a profile from an institution like World Health Organization. These genetics should be allowed only in the case of diseases. This will reduce the misuse of this tool. And maybe […]
I think personalized medicine is one of the most innovative beneficial development in the medicine domain in general. But it can be easily misused by companies to, just like what’s happening right now with the personalized ads and a stealing of data, personalized data to optimize the ad transferred to the customer. For example, Facebook […]
From my perspective there can be lots of challenges from personal medicine and genetic engineering. To start my point, when there are DNA and genetic changes, they can be like a new generation which can have problems like with health or just mutation. Therefore, I guess genetic engineering and personalized medicine can harmfully affect on […]
