Scientists and religious groups clash over three-parent IVF
Scientists and religious groups have clashed over proposals for three-parent IVF, which are being debated in Westminster today (September 1).
Clashing opinions over three-parent IVF
A controversial technique that could see babies born to three biological parents is being debated at Westminster.
Scientists at Newcastle University want the IVF treatment to be legalised to prevent rare genetic illnesses. But critics say the procedure would be completely unethical.
Colin Hart at The Christian Institute and Professor Doug Turnbull at Newcastle University voice the arguments against and for the treatment:
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