Babies by Design: The Ethics of Genetic Choice
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Babies by Design: The Ethics of Genetic Choice

by Ronald M. Green

Science Ethics
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Babies by Design examines the ethical questions raised by genetic choice. Ronald M. Green considers what it means to make decisions about inherited traits and explores the wider moral implications of using reproductive technology to influence the characteristics of future generations.

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Babies by Design explores the ethics of genetic choice.

The book considers questions raised by the possibility of selecting or shaping inherited traits.

It addresses the broader implications of genetic decision-making for individuals, families, and society.

Ronald M. Green presents a focused examination of the moral issues surrounding reproductive technology and human possibility.

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