Just to clarify, as most people here seem to be unsure what gender selection is, but the current methods used don't involve interfering with genes or even touching the embryos at all. They simply fertilise a handful of eggs and only replace those that are of the wanted sex (which have developed naturally).
It's also completely legal in the UK for medical reasons, for example where a genetic defect is more prominent in one sex or the other.
Those giving their reason as it being completely unnatural etc, do you also disagree with IVF as a whole?
It's also completely legal in the UK for medical reasons, for example where a genetic defect is more prominent in one sex or the other.
Those giving their reason as it being completely unnatural etc, do you also disagree with IVF as a whole?