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Hot Take #2: Prenatal Screening, Parenting, and Disability
Devan & Tyler talk about the ethical issues raised in a new Atlantic Monthly article entitled: “The Last Children of Down Syndrome.”
Read More about these topics, below:
“Reproductive Choice and Disability Stigma,” by Devan Stahl (Immanent Frame) 2020.
“The More You Know: The Ethics of Prenatal Testing,” by Denise Balkissoon (Today’s Parent) 2014.
“Why Members of the Disability Community Oppose Prenatal Diagnosis and Selective Abortion,” by Marsha Saxton (Prenatal Testing & Disability Rights) 2000.
“Challenging the Rhetoric of Choice in Prenatal Screening,” by Victoria Seavilleklein (Bioethics) 2008.
“Keeping the Backdoor to Eugenics Agar?: Disability and the Future of Prenatal Screening,” by Gareth Thomas & Barbara Katz Rothman (AMA Journal of Ethics) 2016.
US Supreme Court Case: “Buck vs. Bell” (1927).
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Devan & Tyler talk about the ethical issues raised in a new Atlantic Monthly article entitled: “The Last Children of Down Syndrome.”
Read More about these topics, below:
“Reproductive Choice and Disability Stigma,” by Devan Stahl (Immanent Frame) 2020.
“The More You Know: The Ethics of Prenatal Testing,” by Denise Balkissoon (Today’s Parent) 2014.
“Why Members of the Disability Community Oppose Prenatal Diagnosis and Selective Abortion,” by Marsha Saxton (Prenatal Testing & Disability Rights) 2000.
“Challenging the Rhetoric of Choice in Prenatal Screening,” by Victoria Seavilleklein (Bioethics) 2008.
“Keeping the Backdoor to Eugenics Agar?: Disability and the Future of Prenatal Screening,” by Gareth Thomas & Barbara Katz Rothman (AMA Journal of Ethics) 2016.
US Supreme Court Case: “Buck vs. Bell” (1927).
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