Prenatal sex and race determination is a slippery slope

Journal of Medical Ethics 30 (4):376-376 (2004)
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I am deeply worried about your guest editorial,1 please allow me a few bullet points: Trying to dispel some of the counterarguments to sex selection, your argument of prospective parents’ autonomy is void. If anyone has a right to determine his or her sex, it would be the person concerned, in this case the unborn child. …

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10.1136/jme.2003.003327

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