The main ethical issue is that you are creating human beings and then eliminating the ones who have disorders. I am not criticising parents who have this, I think it is very understandable to do this and the intetion behindit is a good intention, but I think life begins at conception, so It doesn't sit right with me to eliminate the person with a condition, even at this very early stage. I use person as another word for human by the way, I don't think it's a separate thing. Of course the embryos here are not on a course to continue developing further as they need a urterus for that, so that makes it distinct from aborting the life of a disabled foetus or embryo in the womb. PGD is definitely preferable to that.
it's nice to play around with science, however, this hardly replaces quality DNA coming from a healthy lifestyle and a non-capitalist past. this is more like a second chance for all those career girls who want it all - but will never have it.
I'm 37 and struggle with endometriosis and I don't think I'm a girl who wanted all and won't have it as you say. Sometimes natural pregnancies don't happen and you should learn more about it before you can even talk about it
How much does this cost
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3:15 What types of molecular tests are run on the cells removed from cell mass? Does cooper genomics use sequencing or some other type test?
2:50 why are the DNA samples from other family members need for the PGD test?
to see if their DNA to help identify the hereditary disease or something
It helps verify the mutation in the family
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what if the doctor is weird and insert his own?
The main ethical issue is that you are creating human beings and then eliminating the ones who have disorders.
I am not criticising parents who have this, I think it is very understandable to do this and the intetion behindit is a good intention, but I think life begins at conception, so It doesn't sit right with me to eliminate the person with a condition, even at this very early stage. I use person as another word for human by the way, I don't think it's a separate thing.
Of course the embryos here are not on a course to continue developing further as they need a urterus for that, so that makes it distinct from aborting the life of a disabled foetus or embryo in the womb. PGD is definitely preferable to that.
it's nice to play around with science, however, this hardly replaces quality DNA coming from a healthy lifestyle and a non-capitalist past.
this is more like a second chance for all those career girls who want it all - but will never have it.
I'm 37 and struggle with endometriosis and I don't think I'm a girl who wanted all and won't have it as you say. Sometimes natural pregnancies don't happen and you should learn more about it before you can even talk about it
People with chronic illnesses: 😐
as if capitalism has anything to do with diseases. you are insane.