"Controversial Scientist Resumes Genome-Editing Research After Jail Release"

He Jiankui, the controversial Chinese scientist who was jailed for creating genetically modified babies, has resumed his research into human genome embryo editing after his release from prison. He claims that his new experiments comply with ethical standards and will focus on treating rare genetic disorders. While expressing some regrets about the haste of his previous work, He remains resolute about its safety and validity, stating that the children born from his experiments have shown no signs of illness or off-target genetic changes. He also pledged not to create any more modified humans but believes that society will eventually accept genetic engineering of this kind in the future.