Ethical Issues in Emerging Technologies to Extend the Viability of Biological Materials Across Time and Space

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This article presents a framework of ethical analysis for anticipatory evaluation of advanced biopreservation technologies and employs the framework illustratively in three domains. The framework features four clusters of general ethical considerations: (1) Producing Benefits, Minimizing Harms, Balancing Benefits, Risk, and Costs; (2) Justice, Fairness, Equity; (3) Respect for Autonomy; and (4) Transparency, Trustworthiness, and Public Trust.

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Childress, J. F., Brister, E., Thompson, P. B., Wolf, S. M., Callier, S. L., Capron, A. M., … Zuchowicz, N. (2024). Ethical Issues in Emerging Technologies to Extend the Viability of Biological Materials Across Time and Space. Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics, 52(3), 570–584. https://doi.org/10.1017/jme.2024.139

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