Bioethical dilemma by ZUBITO SKRRR

opinion 1

davidcepa6 — 2019-05-03 11:13:57 UTC

If there is certainty that the blood of the fetus is compatible with that of the patient, we believe that it would be morally ethical

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davidcepa6 — 2019-05-03 11:18:41 UTC

Genetic engineering

davidcepa6 — 2019-05-03 11:22:50 UTC

Genetic engineering is the direct manipulation of the genes of an organism using biotechnology to modify genes, eliminate them or duplicate them.

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amarquezbarbara — 2019-05-13 19:10:28 UTC

2019-05-15 13:49:34 UTC

is the direct manipulation of an organism's genes using biotechnology

Baby Boy Diagnosed with Rare and Deadly Disease with No Cure: He'll 'Melt Your Heart'

2019-05-15 14:18:43 UTC

https://people.com/health/baby-boy-diagnosed-deadly-diseases-no-cure/

ethical problems of genetic engineering

rg_basco — 2019-05-15 14:49:42 UTC

The main problem is that to genetically modify the DNA of a person means to provoke a physical or mental change in it. This canvio can be possitive, but obviously, it can also be negative. Passing through the door that opens us this possibility implies to stop being a person to start being another, and that is not something that the same person can not decide to do, since each one is what it is that he has to learn to live with. for it.

Opinion 2

amarquezbarbara — 2019-05-15 14:55:34 UTC

I think that the parents of that child should decide what seems best to them. And that decision hasn't be infuenced by any external factor.
Like for example the Islamic bioethics that thinks it's okay for a married couple to have a child artificially and from techniques using modern biotechnology as opposed to sexual intercourse, but to do this out of the context of marriage would be deemed immoral.
Islamic bioethics is strongly against abortion and strictly prohibits it.

opinion 3

rg_basco — 2019-05-15 15:00:52 UTC

In my opinion I think it is a decision of the parents to do with the fetus, but if they decided to sacrifice it to save their child it would not seem bad, since the fetus is not yet a living being with consciousness, but in canvio, the child of two years yes, and therefore this is the only one that really affects death in a direct way

Bioethical dilemma

noeliacabezas2002 — 2019-05-15 15:47:18 UTC

An ethical dilemma or an ethical paradox is a decision-making problem between two possible ethical-moral imperatives, none of which is unambiguously acceptable or preferable. The complexity arises from the situational conflict in which acting according to one could result in transgressing the other.

Opinion 4

davidcepa6 — 2019-05-15 16:06:16 UTC

davidcepa6 — 2019-05-15 16:09:51 UTC

I think it is a decision of the parents, but what I would do, would be to extract the blood from the fetus, since at the end of the day a fetus has not yet been born, you have not been able to empathize with it. Logically, it would hurt to lose the fetus, but if I had to choose between one or the other, I would choose to save the life to which I have already lived experiences of life