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Genetics and Childlessness

The welfare of the child rather than the treatment of sterile couples is quite properly the primary concern of adoption agencies. Medical advisers, when they make enquiries into the cause of sterility of applicants, may be worried if they discovery a history of 'genetic disease'. However, such a history does not always imply an unacceptable risk of mental or physical problems. Indeed the choice of 'voluntary' sterility in preference to the risk of the transmission of hereditary disease may indicate a couple with a strong sense of responsibility, surely one of the important characteristics of good parents. The study of would-be adopters in this way may be very rewarding.