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How do high rates of abortion due to Down syndrome in Denmark affect how those who already have it live? How can the high Down syndrome abortion rates in Denmark be reduced?

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How could people in power make life in their country more friendly to people with disabilities?

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Should the option for selective reproduction be available?

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How could more education surrounding disabilities like Down Syndrome impact their declining population?

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If prenatal testing continues to advance, how can we ensure that it will not be used unethically in the future?

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1. What kind of judgment would be towards someone for having a down syndrome child? What in society gives people the credibility to judge the parent or child to do so?  2. How can society change their ways to make down syndrome children to appear more normal? 3. What ways could the society of Denmark make parents that had an abortion after finding out it had down syndrome, become more comfortable to talk about it because it happens so often?

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2. If most women have an abortion when their child is diagnosed with Down Syndrome, will these benefit our world in ridding the globe of those with the genetic mutation?

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1. Is it moral to use prenatal testing to test for Down Syndrome? Should it be seen as inhumane for the information to be disclosed if it's more common to lead to abortion?

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2. If most women have an abortion when their child is diagnosed with Down Syndrome, will these benefit our world in ridding the globe of those with the genetic mutation?

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1. Is it moral to use prenatal testing? Should it be seen as inhumane for that information to be disclosed if it's more common to lead to abortion?

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Will the low numbers of children with down syndrome create a better lifestyle/atmosphere for them? For example easier access to medical needs like therapy or a greater focus on the current down syndrome community.

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Could access to prenatal Down Syndrome screenings in countries that do not offer healthcare in a similar way to Denmark, such as America, further increase class issues and/or the stigmatization of disabilities?

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How could the physical/medical difficulties associated with Down Syndrome be reduced without having to eliminate the condition altogether?

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How might reducing the number of individuals born with Down Syndrome make life harder/more complicated for those who do have it?

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Is it moral for people to choose abortion because theyre child has a risk of having down syndrome?

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If the test continue would down syndrome rates continue to go down to the point of maybe never existing again?

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1. Is it moral for them to do this testing?  Can it be seen as inhumane?
2. How would this change society if no one in the world had down syndrome, or any significant genetic disorder?

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If prenatal testing succeeded in it's goal to end children with genetic disorders, would society end up utilizing it towards only accepting the absolute perfect children with the most pristine genes and ridding everything else? -Russell

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How could we deter the huge amount of attention individuals with genetic disorders face to have society be more accepting and normalizing to them? -Russell

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1. Can there be difficulties with these tests?
2. Would the testing really benefit the future?