ELSI and beyond: bioethics pathways for genetics.

Meaningful engagement with bioethics is increasingly recognized as an essential element of responsible and trustworthy science, with multiple pathways enabling participation.

• Why it matters: Ethical challenges in genetics research and clinical practice require scientists and clinicians to be prepared to recognize and navigate them effectively.
• What they did: The work outlines varied routes into bioethics, including graduate degrees, certificate programs, and individual mentorship, and describes how engagement supports ethical competence.
• The result: Engagement with bioethics is linked to better ability to recognize and navigate ethical challenges in research and practice, supporting responsible conduct.

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