In England, deaf activists protested a 2007 bill that allowed for genetic selection
only against certain diseases and disabilities, and prohibit selection for them, claiming deaf parents should have the right to select a deaf child if hearing parents have the right to select a hearing child [source: TimesOnline].
Not exact matches
It could be a more complicated version of the familiar case of sickle cell anemia: having two mutant copies of a
certain gene causes the
disease, whereas having
only one mutant copy provides protection
against malaria.
Recent research finds that eating this way not
only helps protect
against certain diseases, but it also slows the aging process by stabilizing blood sugar and increasing metabolism.