Donald Trump has been president for less than five months, but his plate is already full: Iran, Russia “collusion” investigations, North Korea, global warming, the drive to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, tax reform, judicial appointments, key unfilled administration positions, bad relations with the media, Net Neutrality, sanctuary cities, trade—I could go on and on.
That's an exhausting list. But it doesn't end even there. Crucial controversies involving biotechnology and bioethics—issues with potentially greater importance for our collective future than anything else except all-out war—are lying fallow,
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