Genetic Enhancement, Distributive Justice, and the Goals of Medicine

Authors

Mark A. Hall

Library of Congress Authority File

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Document Type

Article

Abstract

In this brief Essay, I focus on chapter 4 of the book’s discussion of the distinction between treatment and enhancement.

This distinction is at the core of many of the most challenging problems of ethics and public policy raised by genetics. This is also the place where there appears to be disagreement or ambivalence among these authors

and where fault

lines appear in their otherwise remarkably united front.

Recommended Citation

Mark A. Hall, Genetic Enhancement, Distributive Justice, and the Goals of Medicine, 39 San Diego L. Rev. (2020).
Available at: https://digital.sandiego.edu/sdlr/vol39/iss3/5