New York Times pushes ‘poly-parent’ children created using next-generation IVF lifesitenews.com
Ethicists say, however, that in vitro gametogenesis (IVG) has ‘grave ethical concerns with regards to eugenics, custody, and the yet unknown effects on the children created.’
The New York Times is pushing what essentially amounts to the next level of in vitro fertilization (IVF) in a lengthy op-ed released last week.
Technology currently in development could enable any human being, independent of their sex, “to manufacture an egg or sperm cell from a tiny sliver of their own skin” and thus create a new baby.
In response to the op-ed, several ethicists and medical doctors have come out against this practice in exclusive statements to LifeSiteNews…
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