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Laissez Faire Sex Selection—A Response to Edgar Dahl

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This response to Edgar Dahl’s paper in this issue of Health Care Analysis clarifies my argument concerning sex selection and shows that our disagreement is less than he believes it is.

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  • Dahl, E. (2005) Sex Selection: Laissez Faire or Family Balancing? Health Care Analysis 13, 87–90.

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  • Holm, S. (2004) Like a Frog in Boiling Water: the Public, the HFEA and Sex Selection. Health Care Analysis 12, 27–39.

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  • Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (2002) Sex Selection: Choice and Responsibility in Human Reproduction. London: HFEA.

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  1. Cardiff Law School, Cardiff University, Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom

    Søren Holm

  2. Cardiff Law School, Cardiff University, Law Building, Museum Avenue, Cardiff CF10 3XJ Wales, United Kingdom

    Søren Holm

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Holm, S. Laissez Faire Sex Selection—A Response to Edgar Dahl. Health Care Anal 13, 91–93 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10728-005-2573-5

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