Genetic research study urged MPs urge to study Gene work inquiry demanded From: The Independent - London | Date: March 9, 1995| Author: Danny Penman | Copyright 1995 The Independent - London. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Parliament's science and technology committee was yesterday urged to set up a Royal Commission to investigate the ethics of genetic research.

The standing committee of MPs and civil servants is investigating the ethical, regulatory and economic implications of genetic research. The research straddles so many moral dilemmas that a commission must be set up to examine the issues under a coherent framework, Professor Ruth Chadwick, a gene specialist at the University of Central Lancashire...

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