Original sentence: Advocates of the approach have said that it would lessen human suffering and genetically caused health problems, and would save society money.After WWII, however, eugenics began to fall out of favor among the public due to its association with Nazi Germany.Because of the association with "master race" ideologies, eugenics in the present period is a controversial idea and most of those involved in genetic and reproductive technology research tend to disassociate themselves with the term "eugenics".DuBois and was an academic discipline at many colleges and universities.Eugenics (from the Greek ευγενής, for "well-born") is a social philosophy (sometimes labeled a "science", a "movement", or after World War II, a "pseudoscience") which advocates to improve human hereditary qualities.Eugenics was supported by many prominent thinkers worldwide since its inception, including Alexander Graham Bell and W.In the first half of the twentieth century, numerous countries enacted eugenics policies and programs of many types.In the postwar period, eugenics became associated with Nazism in the public and scientific eye, even though a variety of states maintained eugenic programs for a number of decades afterwards
Edited sentence: Advocates of the approach have said that it would lessen human suffering from "genetic defects" and would save society money.Because of the association with "master race" ideologies, eugenics in the present period is an extremely controversial idea and most of those involved in genetic and reproductive technology research tend to disassociate themselves with  any motivations for improving the human race as a whole.Eugenics (from the Greek ευγενής, for "well-born") is a social philosophy (sometimes labeled a "science", a "movement", or, a "pseudoscience") which advocates to improve human hereditary qualities.Eugenics was controversial since its inception, but was supported by many thinkers worldwide for the first half of the twentieth century.In the first half of the twentieth century, numerous countries enacted eugenics policies and programs of many types, many notably coercive or restrictive.In the postwar period, eugenics became intimately associated with Nazism in the public and scientific eye, even though a variety of states maintained eugenic programs for a number of decades afterwards.It began falling into serious disrupte in scientific circles in the 1930s, around the same time eugenic rhetoric was incorporated into the racial policies of Nazi Germany