Tag Archives: reproductive choice
You Might Have an Extra Chromosome
Chris Kaposy considers the implications of a study showing that having an extra chromosome is much more common than previously thought.
Lost and Won: A challenge of the UK law that allows discrimination
Colette Lloyd argues that a recent challenge to United Kingdom’s Abortion Act is about discrimination, not abortion.
Lost and Won: A Challenge of the UK Law Allowing Selective Termination
Chris Kaposy discusses the significance of a recent challenge of the United Kingdom’s Abortion Act by a group that included Heidi Crowter, a woman who has Down syndrome.
Our Ambivalence about Down Syndrome
Chris Kaposy argues that more people should choose to have children with Down syndrome.
Transferring Embryos with Genetic Anomalies
Jackie Leach Scully argues that respect for equality and diversity, and not just respect for the parental autonomy and the welfare of the future child, should inform policies governing the use of preimplantation genetic diagnosis.
Impact Ethics 