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global health and equity

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    Who gets to edit the human genome?: Effective accelerationists

    The scream Three hundred thousand children born with sickle cell every year. Most in sub-Saharan Africa. First pain crisis before second birthday. Bones on fire, organs swelling. Pediatric nurses identify it across a ward by the pitch of the scream....
    bioethics
    global health and equity
    crispr and gene editing
    germline editing
    sickle cell disease
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    Why haven't we eradicated more diseases?: The Story

    One disease in forty-six years Smallpox killed roughly 300 million people in the twentieth century. In 1980, the WHO declared it eradicated. It remains the only human disease ever fully eliminated. Forty-six years later, the list hasn’t grown. Polio was supposed to be next....
    public health
    global health and equity
    infectious disease eradication
    pharmaceutical incentives and research and development
    vaccine development
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