Controversial China Gene Editing Scientist's New Activities Prompt Criticism, Support
Executive Summary
Previously jailed gene editing scientist Jiankui He was absent from a recent international genome editing summit, but his renewed activities are generating new concerns five years after the Chinese researcher shocked the world by announcing the birth of gene-edited babies.
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