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CBHD: Picture Perfect - Hal Wallis In a 1993 First Things article, Elizabeth Kristol wrote of the coming problems regarding prenatal genetics.1 Her foresight was confirmed last fall when Dr. Dan Brock of the National Institutes of Health suggested that blind and severely disabled children should be aborted for the good of society. Kristol's concerns have also been expressed more recently by Sir Paul Nurse in the United Kingdom.2 His view is that people are at great risk for genetic discrimination as a result of the coming technological changes regarding genetic testing. Full Article: http://www.cbhd.org/resources/reproductive/wallis_2003-04-09.htm


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