Posts tagged with «sex selection»

/ 20 June 2017 | Journal of Bioethical Inquiry Blog / By Tamara Kayali Browne and Tereza Hendl / On April 20, 2017, the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) finally released its long-awaited revision of the Ethical Guidelines on the Use of Assisted Reproductive Technology in Clinical Practice and Research. We breathed a sigh of […]

/ 20 April 2017 | The Guardian / By Tamara Kayali Browne /   Research shows western parents want to be able to select gender, but all sex selection can offer is a child with certain sex chromosomes For almost all of us, the sex of our children is a matter of chance. But some people want […]

/ 16 Sep 2015 | The Ethics Centre / By Tamara Kayali Browne /   Tamara Kayali Browne thinks non-medical sex selection is unethical. She suggests we only need to ask why parents might want non-medical sex selection to see why it is unethical.   Using sex selection to prevent medical complications associated with a particular […]