Selektive utfordringer ved assistert befruktning for personer med Klinefelter syndrom

Hofmann, Bjørn

doi:10.5324/eip.v2i1.1690

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“…Bør vi velge eller generere embryoer som gir økt intelligens, slik enkelte hevder (Moen 2016)? Valgene og utarbeidelse av kriterier som skal anvendes for slike valg representerer fundamentale utfordringer (Scott 2006;Hofmann 2008) og bunner i grunnleggende spørsmål om hva som er det gode liv, men også om eugenikk.…”

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Etiske utfordringer med nyere reproduksjonsteknologi

Hofmann¹

2017

Etikk Praksis - Nord J Appl Ethics

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Many persons previously infertile, or who risked having diseased children, can now have healthy children. At the same time, these technological opportunities also raise a wide range of moral questions, which rarely have easy answers. One reason for this is that they are based on profound ethical challenges. This article sets out to give a short overview of three types of technologies: assisting, selective, and characteristicchanging technologies. It goes on to highlight some of the important moral questions raised by these technologies. The third part addresses the basic ethical challenges lurking behind the moral questions and debates. The fourth part addresses some forgotten or hidden questions, arguing that these are telling and important.This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.

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