Public reasoning and reciprocity: reconceptualising accountability in the arm's length governance of emerging biotechnologies in the UK
<p>In the UK, public access to emerging biotechnologies is largely regulated by three government bodies that operate at arm's length from democratically elected representatives: the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA), the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence...
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2015
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