New U.S. Embryo Screening Firm Raises Specter of ‘Designer Babies’
Embryos that meet parental desires will be eligible for implanting, and undesirable ones will be discarded.
Results from Tag: 'in vitro fertilization'
How Should Parents Tell Their Children That They Were Conceived Through IVF?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: Because God always brings good out of evil, all sorts of goods come into existence that otherwise would not have. That includes the good of each one of us.
Catholic Bioethicist Details ‘Significant Concerns’ of In Vitro Fertilization
Father Tad Pacholczyk discussed on EWTN this week the moral concerns and risks of IVF.
Pro-Life Advocates Decry Trump Executive Order Expanding IVF Access
Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins urged the president to ‘please stop and study the IVF industry, which is disturbing as it preys on desperate families, kills humans in the embryonic stage, and promotes eugenics.’
Pro-Life Group Urges Illinois Residents to Vote No on IVF Question
Illinois Right to Life states that ‘in vitro fertilization is detrimental to the inherent value of life.’ The Catholic Church teaches that the use of IVF is ‘morally unacceptable.’
Senate Republicans Block Unrestricted IVF Insurance Mandate but Still Back Other IVF Bills
The legislation did not include any exemptions for insurance plans provided by employers who have religious or other moral objections to IVF, such as the Catholic Church.
Massachusetts Bill Would Make Surrogacy Easier to Help Same-Sex Couples Raising Children
Bill Would Also Jettison Terms Like ‘Father,’ ‘Mother’ and ‘Paternity’
The Ethics of IVF: Where Catholics and Baptists Can Agree
The Catholic Church has judged the process of IVF to be incompatible with the Church’s understanding of the sanctity of every life from the moment of conception.
Experts and Former Abortionist Warn About ‘Eugenic’ IVF Industry
According to Bruchalski, the IVF industry operates like the “Wild West,” with little to no oversight.
Michigan Governor Signs Bill Legalizing Paid Surrogacy
Michigan will join the large majority of states in the country that permit paid surrogacy. The only remaining states to not permit paid surrogacy are Nebraska and Louisiana.
