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Ralph Brave

Ralph Brave, a science writer based in Davis, California, is currently on a fellowship at the Center for Genetics and Society. He has written on the human genome for the past six years, including articles in Salon, the Washington Post and the Baltimore Sun, and is working on a book on the subject.

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  • Governing the Genome

    November 21, 2001

    Which genetic modifications should be encouraged and which outlawed?

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