Sex selection for non-medical indications: a survey of current pre-implantation genetic screening practices among U.S. ART clinics

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics, October 2017

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RT @PalmBeachCMA: The majority of U.S. #AssistedReproductionTechnology clinics offer non-medical #sexselection, a percentage that has incre…

RT @PalmBeachCMA: The majority of U.S. #AssistedReproductionTechnology clinics offer non-medical #sexselection, a percentage that has incre…

The majority of U.S. #AssistedReproductionTechnology clinics offer non-medical #sexselection, a percentage that has increased substantially since last reported in 2006 @NCBCenter @catholicmed @usccbprolife @Bioethicsnews https://t.co/nfgf7QCHOY https://t.

The zeitgeist has definitely changed as it comes to #SexSelection: A vast majority of US #fertility clinics now offers couples without #infertility sex selection for family balancing and for non-specific elective reasons. #PGD #PGS https://t.co/ybKI0bqcD7