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    Baby Designer Babies

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    Please grab a seat, a baby trait catalog and we shall begin the process of building your perfect child. So will it be a boy or a girl? Will you go for brown hair or blonde? How about a redhead? Would you prefer a taller child? Intelligent and good with his hands? Do you want them to be a slender book worm or a muscular athlete? The sky is the limit! My friends what you have just witnessed could be a very real introduction given by a genetic counsellor or a baby designer company to their clients

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    Designer Babies

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    2014 Designer Babies Designer babies are those babies, who are produced by in-vitro fertilization, and whose genetic makeup has been selected or altered by genetic engineering to remove the particular problem, or to make sure that a specific gene with desirable features is present. It is suggested that the phrase “designer baby” was originated from the phrase “designer clothing” and it is coined by journalists and not scientists in 2004 (Agar). With the technology of producing designer babies, people

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    this on humans, or can we use it on humans? These questions surround the genetic engineering professions and sections of society. As scientists have started to gain the ability to genetically modify people and not just food anymore to create "designer babies" and modify fetuses, the question of whether this should be allowed forces itself to the forefront of the debate. Scientists should not be able to genetically modify people in the fetus at any later stage. Genetic modifications can have severe

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    Designer babies are children with genetically modified makeup before birth. Parents go to a geneticist to choose to get rid of any hereditary disease that keeps passing down their family’s lineage and free them from any adversities. This can help prevent many untreatable illnesses and diseases to create perfect healthy babies however, what other genes are scientists able to alter? Is it ethical? No. and how will it affect our society and future generations.. Designer babies are created in vitro which

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    particularly in “designer babies”. While some argue that genetic modification can prevent inherited disorders, the possibilities for selecting physical and intellectual traits indicate potential moral and societal risks. The practice of designing babies is unethical because it intensifies social inequality, poses accidental health risks, and undermines the value of human diversity, as shown by research from experts in bioethics, genetics and law. The ethical dilemma of designer babies is the potential

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    Designer Baby Is Wrong

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    This new science allows parents to pick and choose what they want in their baby and parents now have the opportunity to modify naturally occurring genetics. This new science is often referenced as “designer babies”. This recently developed genetic modification technique enables us to manipulate our own nature in order to make ourselves “better than well” (Sandel). There are many philosophers who argue creating a “designer baby” is wrong and that parents should accept their

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    potential to genetically modify embryos has created controversy whether this procedure if ‘morally correct.’ ‘Designer babies’ have been created by screening embryos for genetic diseases. However, ‘Designer babies’ has also been used to contain selected desired qualities such as eye colour, hair colour and skin complexion. The question remains, “where is the line drawn for ‘designer babies?’” In Vitro Fertilisation “In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) is a procedure in which eggs (ova) from a woman 's ovary

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    blond hair, artistic, female. Congratulations, you’ve just created what you think is the perfect child. However, there is one small problem with this plan; someone has already tried to create the perfect human. His name is Adolf Hitler. Designer Babies, a form of human genetic engineering, should be banned. When a human is created with a different embryo in a lab that child can feel a lost sense of identity; also, genetic engineering can lead to a loss of human diversity and an imbalance between

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    Designer Babies Benefits

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    The act of genetically designing babies has been beneficial in The past and may continue to be in the near future.Creating designer babies are beneficial to the society in many ways.Creating designer babies has the possibility of preventing genetic disease,provide a tissue match or stem cells for a sick sibling or help infertile couples to have a baby.“….many more couples have created their own designer baby to save their sick child or prevent their offspring from inheriting a certain genetic disease

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    opportunities arising is designing your baby. Currently, scientist can eliminate genetic diseases or screen for gender, and in the future, will be able to choose various traits. Pursuing this research of designer babies is creating a conflict though. Through multiple techniques, scientists can alter the embryo to the parent’s desire but while this has numerous benefits, there are also many concerns. PGD (pre-implantation genetic diagnosis) is one way to create a designer baby. This allows doctors to determine

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