Study & Research Genetic Engineering (2004)

This Study Guide consists of approximately 187 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Genetic Engineering (2004).
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Study & Research Genetic Engineering (2004)

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George Dvorsky

In the following viewpoint George Dvorsky argues that genetic engineering gives women more reproductive control. In fact, he claims, women can prevent disease in their offspring through genetic modification before their children are born, which is more proactive than terminating a pregnancy when an embryo shows signs of disease. Moreover, Dvorsky asserts, women have always used the latest available technology, such as prenatal screening and vaccines, to enhance their children’s chances of living healthy, successful lives, and genetic modification simply gives women more options. Dvorsky is a staff writer for betterhumans.com, a website that explores and advocates the use of science and technology for furthering human progress.

As you read, consider the following questions:

1. In Dvorsky’s opinion, why is there little interest in feminist bioethics?
2. What should women...

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