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The DNA Files, an award-winning NPR-distributed series that explores the intriguing world of genetics and its impact on life in the 21st century, returns this fall for the series’ third season. Chicago Public Radio kicks off the series with five reports on genetic research in the Chicago area. The reports air every Wednesday in October on Morning Edition and Eight Forty-Eight.
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| One-on-One with Tim Murphy |
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Tim Murphy is an ethicist and philosophy professor at the University of Illinois-Chicago College of Medicine. He joined us in studio to talk more about the history and ethics behind the research of the “gay gene.”
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| One-on-One with Harriet Washington |
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Harriet Washington is an ethicist and author of the book Medical Apartheid. She joined us in studio to talk more about the history of medical experimentation on African-Americans.
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