Born and made: An ethnography of preimplantation genetic diagnosis

Key Points

• The aim is to examine the societal and ethical dimensions of preimplantation genetic diagnosis.
• Ethnographic study of individuals and families using preimplantation genetic diagnosis.
• Analysis of cultural perspectives surrounding genetic intervention.
• Interviews and field observations to gather qualitative data.
• Insights into how preimplantation genetic diagnosis influences identity and family dynamics.
• Discussion of ethical dilemmas faced by couples undergoing genetic testing.
• Challenges and societal implications of reproductive technologies explored.