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The Human Genome Project and Eugenics

The Hwnan Genome Project is expected to provide information in the near future on the thousands of mutations that are responsible for inherited diseases, making possible the development of highly accurate genetic tests for diagnosis. On the other hand, therapeutical approaches to treat inherited diseases are not expected to develop at the same pace. In the absence oflow-cost "cures" for those born with a genetic disease it is less expensive to avoid the birth of a fetus prenatally diagnosed as having such a condition. In a society driven by economical constraints, considerable pressure on parents to abort defective children is expected. As a result, it is a matter of concern that we are arriving to a kind of society that practices a new kind of eugenics in which the individuals take the decisions and the technological advancements provide the basis for eugenic goals to be achieved without the necessity of social control.