Triple Helix Model of Bioethics

The Triple Helix Model of Bioethics is a framework that explores the intersection of three key areas: scientific knowledge, ethical considerations, and societal values. It emphasizes that advancements in biology and medicine should not only focus on technical or scientific aspects but also consider ethical implications and public perceptions. By integrating these three elements, the model aims to promote responsible innovation in life sciences, ensuring that new technologies and practices align with moral principles and broader societal interests, ultimately fostering trust and collaboration between scientists, ethicists, and the community.