#204. How Ordinary Citizens Can Help Regulate Biotechnology
From Delving In with Stuart Kelter · 54:58
Show by Stuart Kelter
Naomi Scheinerman is a professor of Bioethics at Ohio State University, who focuses on deliberative democracy as applied to such topics as prenatal genetic testing, gestational surrogacy, reproductive rights, paid participation for clinical trials, egg and organ donation, and newborn screening. This interview will focus on the ideas in her recent book, Regulating the Revolution: Democratic Deliberation and Biotechnology.Recorded 11/3/26.
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