The risk of genetic discrimination is alarming, as seen in cases where individuals may face bias from employers or insurance companies based on their genetic predisposition to diseases. While there are some laws help prevent such misuse, enforcement remains a challenge.
Your discussion of PGD and "designer babies" is also important. While PGD is a powerful tool for preventing genetic diseases, its potential misuse for non-medical trait selection raises serious ethical concerns. One possible solution is stricter regulations limiting PGD to medical purposes while banning selection based on cosmetic or intelligence-related traits. However, determining where to draw the line is complex.
Your discussion of PGD and "designer babies" is also important. While PGD is a powerful tool for preventing genetic diseases, its potential misuse for non-medical trait selection raises serious ethical concerns. One possible solution is stricter regulations limiting PGD to medical purposes while banning selection based on cosmetic or intelligence-related traits. However, determining where to draw the line is complex.