Understanding something as complex as human evolution in Africa requires many different people with different perspectives to get the story right, writes guest columnist Dr. Elizabeth (Ebeth) Sawchuk.

Human evolution, traditionally driven by natural selection, may have reached a point where technological and medical advancements are interfering with the age-old processes that shaped our species.

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In the future, He said, human embryos will “obviously” be corrected for all severe genetic diseases. But they will also receive “a panel” of “perhaps 20 or 30” edits to improve health.