Is there a moral obligation to conceive children under the best possible conditions? A preliminary framework for identifying the preconception responsibilities of potential parents

BMC Medical Ethics 15 (1):5 (2014)
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Abstract

The preventative paradigm of preconception care is receiving increasing attention, yet its boundaries remain vague in three respects: temporally; agentially; and instrumentally. Crucially, it remains unclear just who is to be considered a ‘potential parent’, how soon they should take up preconception responsibilities, and how weighty their responsibilities should be

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Sigrid Sterckx
University of Ghent
Bonte Pieter
Vesalius College
Guido Pennings
University of Ghent