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Thank you Harvard’s Office of Diversity Inclusion and Community Partnerships

April 11, 2012Written by pgEd

Hinton_IMG_3725Lauren and Dana, along with Ting and Marnie, had another great session with students from several Boston-area high schools, as well as from New Hampshire and Connecticut on April 5th at Harvard Medical School. We tackled some complex issues – the ethical questions surrounding reproductive genetic technologies – with a wonderful, engaged and very bright group of students.

2012_HintonScholarsThank you to the Office of Diversity Inclusion and Community Partnership for inviting us to speak with students in their AP Biology Hinton Scholars Program!

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Thanks to the Harvard Medical School media fellows on Personalized Medicine
pgEd in print: “Getting a Head Start: The Importance of Personal Genetics Education in High Schools”

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