Expanded carrier screening: Is it worth it?
Experts suggest that biotechnology and healthexpanded carrier screening: is it worth it?just because you can doesn’t mean you should Experts suggest that by jessica hamzelouarchive pagedecember 12, 2025stephanie arnett/mit technology review | adobe stock this week i’ve been thinking about babies In recent developments, healthy ones Interestingly, perfect ones In recent developments, as you may have read last week, my colleague antonio regalado came face to face with a marketing campaign in the new york subway asking people to “have your best baby Interestingly, ” the company behind that campaign, nucleus genomics, says it offers customers a way to select embryos for a range of traits, including height and iq According to reports, it’s an extreme proposition, but it does seem to be growing in popularity—potentially even in the uk, where it’s illegal In recent developments, related storythe race to make the perfect baby is creating an ethical messread next the other end of the screening spectrum is transforming too
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