The Living World 6th Edition by George Johnson, Jonathan Losos,William Ober,Claire Garrison

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To assist patients in making decisions about genetic therapies and interventions, bioethicists use the beneficence principle, which states that
A) no one except the patient has any say in the use of the procedure.
B) deciding on whether or not to use a genetic intervention means carefully examining risks and benefits.
C) communities have the right to determine whether or not one of its members will use genetic therapies and interventions.
D) the government is the only entity that can make decisions for individuals about the use of genetic interventions and therapies.