FRANKFURT( Reuters)-A World Health Organization( WHO) committee said on Monday that human genome editing technologies to treat serious disease should be shared more generously, to allow poorer nations to benefit from the highly dynamic scientific field." WHO should work with others to encourage relevant patent holders to help ensure equitable access to human genome editing interventions," the 18-member committee said in a report. Established in late 2018 after a Chinese scientist said he had edi

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