Rebecca Bennett is Professor of Bioethics in the Centre for Social Ethics and Policy, Department of Law, at the University of Manchester, UK.

• IntroductionChapter 1: International Policy around the welfare or best interests of future childrenChapter 2: How can I deal with ethical questions with confidence?Chapter 3: When is having a child a harmful thing to do?Chapter 4: Why do I feel uncomfortable about this conclusion? The Non-Identity Problem.Chapter 5: Should we accept the conclusions of the Non-Identity Problem?Chapter 6: Where do you draw the line between what is an acceptable and unacceptable quality of life for a future individual?Chapter 7: Where does current regulation on the welfare of future children draw the line?Chapter 8: Alternative approaches to current regulationsIndex

Rebecca Bennett elevates the discussion on the ethics of disability screening to a new level by her original, balanced, and ground-breaking treatment of the subject. The new toolkit that she offers will both advance theoretical scrutinies and help practical day-to-day decision-making. This masterpiece is a must-read to every student and professional in all parts of the healthcare system.

Rebecca Bennett is Professor of Bioethics in the Centre for Social Ethics and Policy, Department of Law, at the University of Manchester, UK.

• IntroductionChapter 1: International Policy around the welfare or best interests of future childrenChapter 2: How can I deal with ethical questions with confidence?Chapter 3: When is having a child a harmful thing to do?Chapter 4: Why do I feel uncomfortable about this conclusion? The Non-Identity Problem.Chapter 5: Should we accept the conclusions of the Non-Identity Problem?Chapter 6: Where do you draw the line between what is an acceptable and unacceptable quality of life for a future individual?Chapter 7: Where does current regulation on the welfare of future children draw the line?Chapter 8: Alternative approaches to current regulationsIndex

Rebecca Bennett elevates the discussion on the ethics of disability screening to a new level by her original, balanced, and ground-breaking treatment of the subject. The new toolkit that she offers will both advance theoretical scrutinies and help practical day-to-day decision-making. This masterpiece is a must-read to every student and professional in all parts of the healthcare system.

Rebecca Bennett is Professor of Bioethics in the Centre for Social Ethics and Policy, Department of Law, at the University of Manchester, UK.

• IntroductionChapter 1: International Policy around the welfare or best interests of future childrenChapter 2: How can I deal with ethical questions with confidence?Chapter 3: When is having a child a harmful thing to do?Chapter 4: Why do I feel uncomfortable about this conclusion? The Non-Identity Problem.Chapter 5: Should we accept the conclusions of the Non-Identity Problem?Chapter 6: Where do you draw the line between what is an acceptable and unacceptable quality of life for a future individual?Chapter 7: Where does current regulation on the welfare of future children draw the line?Chapter 8: Alternative approaches to current regulationsIndex

Rebecca Bennett elevates the discussion on the ethics of disability screening to a new level by her original, balanced, and ground-breaking treatment of the subject. The new toolkit that she offers will both advance theoretical scrutinies and help practical day-to-day decision-making. This masterpiece is a must-read to every student and professional in all parts of the healthcare system.