The technology of genome editing has the potential to change the future of humanity. It could eradicate disease, reduce global warming and change the way we live - but technological innovations are expensive. How accessible will the technology be at a global scale? And what does it mean for health equality across the world?
Marie Meudec is a social scientist with a passion for health equity, anti-discrimination and participatory and qualitative methodologies. She is currently working in the Department of Public Health of the Institute of Tropical Medicine, Belgium.
Rifdat Aoidi is a Crick scientist interested in in utero development trying to understand heart development in Down Syndrome.
