The Human Genome Project: Progress, Problems, and Prospects

Date: 14 Apr 2001

"The Human Genome Project: Progress, Problems, and Prospects" is a Northwestern University public outreach program to help nonscientist students and the general public understand the importance of the Human Genome Project and to discuss the possible impact of new genetic technologies on our society.

Title	Speaker(s)	Duration
What Is the Human Genome Project and What Does It Mean for Me?	Rex L. Chisholm	32:19
Implications of the Human Genome Project for the Practice of Medicine	Charles J. Epstein	30:36
Implications of Genomics for Human Affairs and Public Policy	Alexander Rosenberg	32:15
Assuring Justice in the Post-Genome Era	Lori Andrews	29:58
Setting Public Policy on Morally Contested Issues & panel discussion	Harold T. Shapiro	54:53

Keywords:

Genetics
Medicine/Health

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