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Embryology needs rules, not new laws

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The British committee on human embryological innovation cannot accept the professional view that innovation should be free. The best hope is some form of regulation falling short of legislation.

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Embryology needs rules, not new laws. Nature 302, 735–736 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1038/302735a0

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