UK scientists could begin genetically engineering human embryos soon

Buzz60 2016-01-18

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UK scientists are awaiting a decision that would see them beginning to genetically engineer human embryos to help improve birth rates but at what cost? Patrick Jones (@Patrick_E_Jones) explains.

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