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NIPD: The next NHS prenatal screening programme?

westcliffmedics wrote 1 month ago: Thousands of expectant mothers are faced with this decision every year: Amniocentesis or chorionic v … more →

Tags: Keira Royds, Medicine, Genetics, NIPD, Amniocentesis, CVS, Genetic screening, genetic abnormalities, invasive screening

Eugenics in Toronto - Hiding Ultra-sound results

colettel wrote 1 month ago: The Toronto Star recently released an article on the fact that many GTA hospitals, “particular … more →

Tags: Gender, Families, Eugenics, Population Control, Reproductive Rights

Genetic counseling for the politically committed

Spirit of our Time wrote 1 month ago: h/t Anne Pasek … more →

Tags: Discrimination, Families, Children, Race and Ethnicity, LGBT rights, Persons, Differential treatment, Reproductive Rights, TransGeneration

Rick Santorum and prenatal screening

bmcmahen wrote 2 months ago: For those that missed the controversy, towards the end of February Rick Santorum (current candidate … more →

Tags: ethics, Disability, Children, Bioethics, health, Eugenics

Down Syndrome and Abortion6 comments

uOttawa Students For Life wrote 2 months ago: by Elizabeth Tanguay The latest fad these days in obstetrics is the Integrated Prenatal Screening te … more →

Tags: uosfl, Abortion, activism, Advocacy 2, by Elizabeth, preborn, Down Syndrome, Eugenics, statistics

The Prenatal Screening Debate1 comment

Natalie wrote 3 months ago: I was outraged this week when I heard a news story about Republican Presidential candidate Rick Sant … more →

Tags: PREGNANT AFTER A LOSS, screening during pregnancy, Santorum prenatal screening opinion

Why Down Syndrome Is on the Decline

Bonnie Rochman wrote 3 months ago: A little over a year ago, Abbie and Rick Smith had a baby they named Noah. They are still smarting f … more →

Tags: Parenting, Family & Parenting, Aria, blood tests, Down Syndrome, Noah's Dad, Sequenom, trisomy 18, trisomy 21

Down Syndrome: With Breakthroughs in Testing, a Choice Becomes Tougher

Bonnie Rochman wrote 6 months ago: Perhaps the most important thing you need to know about Melanie Perkins McLaughlin is that she … more →

Tags: Parenting, Family & Parenting, babies, blood test, Down Syndrome, MaterniT21, Pregnancy, Prenatal Testing, Sequenom

Ethical Issues at the Beginning and End of Life

catholicfaq wrote 6 months ago: Advances in biomedical technology have led to new and troubling issues at the beginning and end of l … more →

Tags: EMBRYOLOGY, ethics, Assisted Suicide, Neonatal Intensive Care, euthanasia, Reproductive Technology

Do All Women Need Genetic Testing Before Pregnancy?

Bonnie Rochman wrote 7 months ago: For two years, a bunch of medical geneticists in Maryland and New Jersey sifted through 1,000 differ … more →

Tags: Pregnancy, Family & Parenting, Pregnancy Test, Genetic testing, Bio-Reference Laboratories, Prenatal Testing, national society of genetic counselors, GenPath

Pro-Life Month - Day Twenty-Seven

Michelle Kaufman wrote 7 months ago: “…is it surprising that today we have become so morally blind (for wickedness blinds) th … more →

Tags: pro-life month, Family, Life, Abortion, Pro-Life, Christianity, Culture 2, euthanasia, Down Syndrome

31 for 21: Human Endeavors and Dilemmas4 comments

Lisa wrote 7 months ago: We live in an interesting, paradoxical time with regard to Down syndrome: on the one hand, new prena … more →

Tags: Down Syndrome, Advocacy, down syndrome awareness month, 31 for 21, trisomy 21, MaterniT21, Alzheimer's

How Do You Parent When There's No Tomorrow?

Bonnie Rochman wrote 7 months ago: From the moment a pregnancy test turns up positive, you start thinking about the future. There are b … more →

Tags: Parenting, Family & Parenting, New York Times, Genetic testing, tay sachs, AShkenazi Jewish, Genetic Tests, prenatal test, Emily Rapp

Experts Stress Prenatal Screening For Down Syndrome: ShanghaiDaily

georgettaakin wrote 8 months ago: NO more than half of Shanghai’s pregnant women receive screening for Down syndrome while the n … more →

Tags: health, China, pregnant women, Down Syndrome, Pregnancy Screening

Sliver of hope

twomomsandababyblog wrote 9 months ago: I haven’t slept for six nights because of 0.4mm.  That’s how much our baby’s NT me … more →

Tags: NT, CVS, Pregnancy, Pregnancy Loss

FIXED: a Kickstarter plea

Spirit of our Time wrote 10 months ago: Some of Aimee Mullins' legs Oakland-based filmmaker Regan Brashear is launching her film FIXED: … more →

Tags: Biotech, NBICS, Disability, Documentary, Bionics, enhancement, Norms and normalcy, Marginalization, ableism

Call for Submissions - The Collective Memory Project: Responses to Eugenics in Alberta

mworkman wrote 10 months ago: Pasted below is the text from this call for submissions for an art exhibit to be held in Edmonton an … more →

Tags: ableism, Archives, Bioethics, Biotech, collective memory, Community Outreach, Community-University, Eugenic sterilization, Eugenics

Week 12

Mom friend wrote 11 months ago: Four days from now, we’ll be done with Week 12. It’s almost official. We are nearly out … more →

Tags: Parenting, Doula, prenatal ultrasound

New Zealand on slippery slope to eugenics?8 comments

betasoup wrote 11 months ago: In February this year, the New Zealand government instituted the Antenatal Screening for Down Syndro … more →

Tags: Philosophy, ethics, Eugenics, Ministry of Health, New Zealand, Disabled, Down Syndrome, Progeria, Autism


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