Book: Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks One of the important issues raised by Skloot’s book is the ethics of journalism. What constitutes ethical journalism? Compare the differences between irresponsible and responsible reporting on HeLa and the Lacks family. What are some of the intended and unintended consequences of irresponsible journalism?

The books were written by Rebecca Skloot. Ethical journalism is essential for discipline in reporting. It implies, that reporters should be objective whenever they cover the news. They have little prejudices to facts and these seek to exploit popular sentiment. It also a problem of the correct and clear queries, because the people could never be misled but also that the data can be manipulated with one personal agenda.

According to the writer, unethical and accountable HeLa or Lacks reporting for her family is a big part of their story, because Henrietta Lacks' samples have been marketed against Henrietta's family's permission. Several of the expected and unintentional effects of reckless reporting are also below.

When mentioned above, reckless reporting skewed the facts. Its news service also has different problems and tends to manipulate facts because the viewers hear just about half the story.
This style of news reporting is slanted because it doesn't enable any part of the story to express their views. That's why intelligent people look at their own opinions and sources.