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Questioning Objections to Chloe's Law

Tue, 07/29/2014 - 3:25pm — mbradford

On July 18, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett signed into law the “Down Syndrome Prenatal and Postnatal Education Act” commonly known as

Protections for those prenatally diagnosed with Down syndrome

The link between prenatal testing and abortion raises significant questions around informed consent that have not been adequately addressed, but that are important to ensuring t

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The Jerome Lejeune Foundation (France and the U.S.) was founded in 1996 to carry on the work of the legendary geneticist, Jerome Lejeune. Through its mission of research, care, and advocacy, the Jerome Lejeune Foundation serves those with Down syndrome and other genetic intellectual disabilities in a spirit of profound respect for their inherent human dignity, and that of all human persons.

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