March 2006
The Loss of Biological Innocence
Advances in biotech present dark possibilities and an editor's dilemma.
By Jason Pontin
When, if ever, should editors not publish a story they think is true, but they know is controversial? Well, if publication is dangerous or useless. That question was suggested by this month's cover story by contributing writer Mark Williams (see "The Knowledge").
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