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China’s genetic profiling research faces pushback from academic journals over ethics concerns

September 14, 2021;

Linda Lew, South China Morning Post. Some of the world’s biggest academic publishers are investigating research papers containing genetic or facial information on minorities amid allegations of ethical violations in the gathering of the data. Much of the research in question stems from China. Concern about such profiling of marginalised groups has led to calls for…

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