This is absolutely appropriate. The response has been very positive from the public, from the medical community. The ethical swamp deepens. One woman who is currently searching for curative cells for her child has produced 90 embryos, and still no match. Thousands of leftover embryos are now being stored in a frozen twilight zone of potential life.
Fanconi anemia is very rare.
But Verlinsky says his institute is considering a plan to expand the use of genetic embryo screening and IVF for families struggling with leukemia. Many leukemia patients would benefit from a transplant of perfectly matched cells. Most health plans do not cover fertility techniques because pregnancy is not considered a disease. Fast-forward a few years. You want The Cure.