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ALT Headshots oof the episode guests, Niharika Batra, Maili Raven-Adams, and Trupti Patel.
ALT Picture of Sarah Cunningham-Burley, Chair of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics saying that "AI powered genomic health prediction has the potential to offer us a lot but this report highlihts we are not ready to fully embrace it."
ALT Close-up of a pair of child’s hands gently holding a small pile of soil with a young green plant shoot emerging from it. The background is blurred with a soft focus, featuring greenery and sunlight filtering through, symbolizing growth, care, and environmental awareness.
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ALT A small green plant emerges from the cracked, dry ground, symbolizing resilience and hope in the face of environmental challenges. The image represents the intersection of climate change, environmental impact, and the potential for renewal and growth.
ALT A notepad next to three blue pens and a blue pencil on a wooden table. On the notepad is writing that reads: 'RESEARCH ETHICS' followed by an empty numbered list.
ALT Photo showing a nuclear power plant with seven vents producing white and grey smoke against a blue sky, with a sunset in the background.
ALT Photo showing a nuclear power plant with seven vents producing white and grey smoke against a blue sky, with a sunset in the background.
ALT Professor John Coggon, Member of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, and co-Chair of the Environment and Health Advisory Board said: "Approaches to adapt to or mitigate changes to our environment will likely present trade-offs that need to be considered carefully. It is essential for ethics to be engaged in these decisions."
ALT Professor John Coggon, Member of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, and co-Chair of the Environment and Health Advisory Board said: "Approaches to adapt to or mitigate changes to our environment will likely present trade-offs that need to be considered carefully. It is essential for ethics to be engaged in these decisions."
ALT Professor John Coggon, Member of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, and co-Chair of the Environment and Health Advisory Board said: "Approaches to adapt to or mitigate changes to our environment will likely present trade-offs that need to be considered carefully. It is essential for ethics to be engaged in these decisions."
ALT Maili Raven-Adams, Researcher of Bioethics and Policy at the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, stands next to a blue sign with white text on it that reads '14th Global Summit of National Ethics Committees'.