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you could sequence genomes hoping to find match-made medicines to alleviate specific mutations, but that would be a rare outcome. Prenatal diagnosis and the termination of pregnancies still remained the simplest choice for such rare devastating diseases—but also ethically the most difficult to confront. “The more technology evolves, the more we enter unknown territory. There’s no doubt that we have to face incredibly tough choices,”
The Gene: An Intimate History
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