Bioethics Human Genetics as a Biological-Philosophical Problem

Abstract

This article examines the ethical and philosophical challenges posed by advancements in human genetics, such as gene editing and genetic screening. While these technologies offer significant medical benefits, they also raise concerns about genetic privacy, consent, and the potential for social inequalities. The article explores the implications of genetic modifications on human dignity and identity, highlighting the need for ethical oversight and international regulation. By integrating biological and philosophical perspectives, the discussion emphasizes a balanced approach that fosters innovation while ensuring ethical integrity in the application of genetic technologies.